Vine performance in relation to variations in certain fundamental characteristics of the training systems

Calo, A.; Liuni, C.S.; Iannini, B.; Antonacci, D.; Corino, L., 1983: Vine performance in relation to variations in certain fundamental characteristics of the training systems. XVIIIe Congres international de la vigne et du vin de l' OIV: 313-326

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