Tag Archives: California grapes

Getting the Perfect Cluster Shape: Defining Table & Wine Grape Traits with DNA Markers

Posted on 06/18/2020 by tem2@cornell.edu

Getting the Perfect Cluster Shape: Defining Table & Wine Grape Traits with DNA Markers USDA Scientist Rachel Naegele, UM professor Matt Clark, and Cornell Extension Associate Tim Martinson describe how image analysis is being used in the VitisGen2 project on mapping … Continue reading →

Posted in VitisGen2 news | Tagged California grapes, grape breeding, grape cluster architecture, grape color, image analysis, Matthew Clark, Minnesota grapes, Research in Plain English, table grape selections, Tim Martinson, wine grape accessions | Leave a comment

RIPE article and staff spotlight on Olena Sambucci

Posted on 09/10/2019 by janetvanzoeren

Olena Sambucci, a postdoctoral researcher at UC Davis, focuses her research on the economic trade-offs between grape traits, including disease resistance, wine varietal name, flavor profiles, and many other factors. She is part of VitisGen2’s economics team, under the guidance … Continue reading →

Posted in Staff spotlights | Tagged California grapes, grape varieties, Olena Sambucci, powdery mildew resistance, Research in Plain English, RIPE, Staff Spotlight, VitisGen2 | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: California grapes

Getting the Perfect Cluster Shape: Defining Table & Wine Grape Traits with DNA Markers

RIPE article and staff spotlight on Olena Sambucci

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