This paper reviews the influence of canopy management practices on grapevine bud
fruitfulness and fruit yield per node. These practices include trellis‐training systems, shoot …

… problems and discusses the potential of partial rootzone drying for control of shoot vigour. …
Stimulation of the production of these signals through partial drying of the root system results …

Extending the time before harvest—and therefore increasing grape maturity—enhances ripe
fruit wine flavours and wine colour intensity, and also decreases unripe green and vegetal …

… to half-drying coincided with the decrease in soil water content of the dried half of the root …
Recovery of shoot function of half-dried grapevines occurred without rewatering of the dried …

… Partial rootzone drying (PRD) is a new irrigation technique that improves the water use …
always in a dry or drying state while the remainder is irrigated. The wetted and dried sides of the …

… no more roots dried in the ”dry‘ container. We propose that, for half-dried plants, the part
of the root system in dry soil can survive because water moves from ”wet‘ roots to ”dry‘ roots. …

… to start before rewatering of the dried half of the root system, and … dried container. This
appears to be the first report of a significant decrease in shoot growth in response to partial drying …

Studies on the effect of light exposure on specific phenolic compounds of berries from Shiraz
vines grown in a hot climate are reported. Berries that had developed on bunches receiving …

… Drying (PRD) and it requires that the roots are simultaneously exposed to both wet and
dry … are modified to allow alternate wetting and drying of part of the rootzone. Commercial-scale …

Regulated Deficit Irrigation (RDI) and partial Rootzone Drying (PRD) are examples of strategic
irrigation management. They have been successfully adopted for winegrape production …