英文摘要 |
In order to evaluate the current method of ”Kyoho” (Vitis vinifera L.×Vitis labruscana Bailey) grapevine cultivated in Taiwan, a series of experiments on the grapevine harvest times was carried out separately in 1981 and 1982. Three treatments-one harvest, two harvests, and three harvests within a year-were conducted to determine the quality of berries, the growth of shoots and the status of inflorescence in the next year. Results showed that the treatment of three harvests a year had the highest total yield of over 78, 000 kg/ha. But the fresh weight of individual clusters decreased with the increase of harvest times. It averaged 143 g which was only half of the cluster weight in the one-harvest-a-year treatment. Among the fruits of all treatments, the highest heat summation of more than 1300℃ occurred in the first harvest with good quality berries. Second harvest fruits were the best in quality with a total soluble solid of over 17° Brix, a total acidity of less than 0.5 g/100 ml and a heat summation of 1227℃, but poor in the coloration of berries. The heat summation of third harvest fruits was 1062℃, which caused the total acidity of juice to higher than 0.6 g/100 ml. The shoot growth and inflorescence of grapevine in the subsequent year varied with harvest times. The inflorescence length of three-harvests vines was 1.9 cm, which was merely half in length in comparison with one-harvest vines. The results shown that one harvest a year is the best for grapevine cropping system. The two-harvest cropping is still applicable in Taiwan. However, the vines bearing berries for three consecutive seasons in a year have turned out to be the worst. |