English title:
Physiological disorders of grapevine
Course ID:
958339
ECTS credits:
1,5
Title in native language:
Physiological disorders of grapevine (in Eng.)
Physiological disorders of grapevine (in Eng.)
Term Semester:
Spring/Summer
Instruction language(s):
English
Course content:
The lecture is an advanced course of selected physiological aspects of grapevine. Thereby the focus will be on physiological disorders which have high economic importance in viticulture and affect grape quality and plant physiology substantially. The topics will be chlorosis and ripening disorders.
- Description and differentiation of different physiological disorders in grapevine
- Environmental effects and causes of physiological disorders
- Effects on plant physiology and grape quality
- Discussion about prevention methods
- Open questions and current research concerning physiological disorders
.
- Description and differentiation of different physiological disorders in grapevine
- Environmental effects and causes of physiological disorders
- Effects on plant physiology and grape quality
- Discussion about prevention methods
- Open questions and current research concerning physiological disorders
.
Expected previous knowledge:
Students should have passed the lecture VO & UE Weinbau, VO & UE Physiology of Grapevine<br>.
Learning outcomes:
- students gain knowledge about physiological disorders in grapevine
- students understand the physiological background of these disorders
- students can differentiate between different grape ripening disorders
- students can analyse the effects of ripening disorders on grape quality
- students can analyse the effects of management strategies on physiological disorders
- students can connect and interprate the knowledge of plant nutrition, plant stress and physiological disorders
.
- students understand the physiological background of these disorders
- students can differentiate between different grape ripening disorders
- students can analyse the effects of ripening disorders on grape quality
- students can analyse the effects of management strategies on physiological disorders
- students can connect and interprate the knowledge of plant nutrition, plant stress and physiological disorders
.
Exam method:
There is a BOKUlearn course supporting the Lecture:
grading criteria:
- active contribution within the lecture hours (30%)
- BOKUlearn online Tests and Homework (70%)
grading criteria:
- active contribution within the lecture hours (30%)
- BOKUlearn online Tests and Homework (70%)
Organisation: University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna
Country:
Austria
Acronym:
BOKU
ERASMUS+ code:
A WIEN03
Teaching period summer semester:
22. Feb 2021 - 30. Sep 2021
Teaching period winter semester:
13. Oct 2020 - 21. Feb 2021
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