Kaolin clay can be used to increase light reflectance in grapevines, thereby cooling and potentially altering the physiology of leaves and berries under high temperatures. Pictured in the image is a Syrah cluster at veraison with kaolin clay residue, captured in a vineyard near Milton-Freewater, Oregon. Photo credit: Alyson Yates.(See Copp et al. 0760005).

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