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Resumption of the planting of grapevine varieties in France, referred to as "disease-resistant"

Soline Caillé

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This article investigates the beginning of the adoption of a new generation of “resistant” grapevine varieties (RVs) in France, in a European context in which varietal innovation has become more and more dynamic over the last thirty years. Today, there is a growing interest in this plant material, because it constitutes a lever for adaptation to the combined impacts of climate change and fungal diseases in vineyards. Based on data from the French digital vineyard register (CVI: “casier viticole informatisé”), this paper provides RV maps of leading regions, as well as less involved ones, which show the implantation of these varieties.
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hal-04709331 , version 1 (25-09-2024)

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Marc-Antoine Dolet, Caroline Paire, Foued Cheriet, Oliver Geffroy, Yves Y. Le Fur, et al.. Resumption of the planting of grapevine varieties in France, referred to as "disease-resistant". IVES Technical Reviews vine and wine, 2024, 25 September 2024, pp.8261. ⟨10.20870/IVES-TR.2024.8261⟩. ⟨hal-04709331⟩
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