Modern agriculture faces numerous challenges, including the increasing global food
demand driven by a projected population growth to 9.7 billion by 2050, climate change, and …

Estimating vine water status is essential for achieving the desired balance between wine
grape quality and yield in viticulture management and irrigation planning. The growing …

The use of treated wastewater (TWW) for irrigation is constantly on the rise, while the long-
term impacts are not in consensus. In this study we examined the impact of 9 years of …

The effects of the spatial and temporal variability of environmental factors on viticulture are
particularly important in mountainous wine regions due to their complex geomorphology. A …

The crop water stress index (CWSI) is widely used for assessing water status in vineyards,
but its accuracy can be compromised by various factors. Despite its known limitations, the …

Optimization of water inputs is possible through precision irrigation based on prescription
maps. The crop water stress index (CWSI) is an indicator of spatial and dynamic changes in …

Water deficit limits grapevine water uptake. However, the quantitative contribution of drought
to vine water requirements is largely uncharacterized. Thus, we set to explore whole-plant …

The sustainable development level, coordinated among three sub-systems in the economy,
society, and environment, has changed globally or regionally. The key factors and …

Abstract Knowledge of the yield components of wine grapevines is essential to achieve
target production and effectively design vineyard management. Therefore, it is necessary to …

Managing grapevine water status is a key component for achieving optimal yield and wine
quality. Stem water potential (SWP) is used for determining the drought stress and is …