IMPROVING THE VINE CROP TECHNOLOGIES BY USING GLYCOSIDE SUBSTANCES, UNDER CONDITIONS OF ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

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Cercetări Agronomice în Moldova Vol. XLI, No. 3 (135) / 2008 IMPROVING THE VINE CROP TECHNOLOGIES BY USING GLYCOSIDE SUBSTANCES, UNDER CONDITIONS OF ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION N. MUNTEANU 1*, Dorina IUREA 2, M. MUSTEA 1 1 University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Iaşi 2 Institute of Biological Sciences, Iaşi Received March 3, 2008 ABSTRACT- is a furostanol glycoside and represents a natural substance belonging to the class of saponines (found in Lycopersicon esculentum seeds). This product was obtained by alcoholic extraction from tomato seeds and represents a bioactive substance of vegetal origin, having a wide range of biological activities, especially antiviral and antifungal properties. The goal of this paper was to estimate the biological activity of the product. The influence of the vegetal compound with steroidal glycoside structure was studied on the vine plantation from the Iaşi vineyard. The treatments consisted in spraying the aqueous solution of, at different doses and ways of using. The results pointed out the favourable effects of treatments on the plant growth and development, according to the phenological phase and used concentration. Key words: bioactive compound, steroidal glycoside, vine plantation REZUMAT - Optimizarea tehnologiilor de cultivare a viţei de-vie, folosind biopreparate glicozid steroidice, în condiţii de eficienţă economică şi protecţia mediului inconjurător. este o glicozidă furostanolică, reprezentând o substanţă naturală ce aparţine clasei saponinelor (întâlnită în seminţele de Lycopersicon esculentum). Acest produs a fost obţinut prin extracţie alcoolică din seminţele de tomate şi este o substanţă bioactivă de origine vegetală, având multe activităţi biologice, în special proprietăţi antivirale, antifungice etc. Scopul acestei lucrări îl reprezintă activitatea biologică a produsului. S-a studiat influenţa compusului vegetal cu structura unei glicozide steroidice asupra plantaţiei de viţă-de-vie din * E-mail: nmunte@univagro-iasi.ro 71

N. MUNTEANU ET AL. podgoria Iaşi. Tratamentele au constat în pulverizarea cu soluţie apoasă de, în diferite doze şi moduri de folosire. Rezultatele au subliniat efectele favorabile ale tratamentelor asupra creşterii şi dezvoltării plantelor, în funcţie de fenofază şi de concentraţia folosită. Cuvinte cheie: compus bioactiv, glicozidă steroidică, plantaţie de viţă-de-vie INTRODUCTION The use of biologically active substances (BAS) for the quantitative and qualitative crop increase has a tradition for over 50 years (Croitoru et al., 1988). These substances are also used in genetics and breeding works, in the modification of flower sexual determinism and in the capitalization process of heterosis. Most of the substances we use today are of exogenous origin, obtained by the chemical synthesis, due to relatively cheap and simple proceedings (Tschesche and Wulff, 1972). The opportunity of promoting a less chemical agriculture, because of the polluting effect of synthesis chemical substances used in agriculture, made that the importance of BAS for the farming production diminished. At the same time, the returning to nature policy suggested the use of BAS of endogenous origin from plant cells, tissues or organs. The extraction of these substances for their use in farming practices has a tradition of over 10 years, but their efficiency is not always satisfactory, as compared to the synthetic ones (Kofler, 1972; Бобейко, Кинтя, 1991;Sato, Sakamura, 1973; Tschesche, 1971). In this sense, more investigations were carried out, following the introduction of these substances in the growing technologies of some horticultural plants. MATERIALS AND METHODS Investigations were carried out in the experimental field of the Faculty of Horticulture from Iaşi on vine (Vitis vinifera), Fetească albă Variety, grafted on Kober 5 BB rootstock. The plantation was set up in 1985, having planting distances of 2.2 x 1.2 m. Vine stocks were trained under the shape of semi-high bilateral cordons (0.8 m height). The fructification pruning was done in fruit-bearing chains, made of 4-6 eye fruiting shoots and 1-2 eye renewal spurs, on each vine stock being about 50 eyes. The training technology was specific to the Iaşi Vineyard. For testing the product, before flowering (June 6, 2006), 28 vine stocks were treated by leaf spraying, the following variants being established: V 1 ; V 2 and V 3. The experimental variants were compared to the untreated control. During the vegetation period, the observations and determinations carried out were: content of leaf pigments, vine stock productivity, grape yield and its quality. 72

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION The leaf application of the product has an important role as concerns the plant growth and development, having direct consequences on the metabolism of grape yield and its quality. Tables 1-3 present the results of the investigations concerning the influence of some steroidal glycoside biopreparations on the photosynthesis efficiency of vine leaves in dynamics, during the vegetation period (July, August and September 2007). In July, the lowest values of the content of assimilating pigments per 1 g were found in the control (3.04 ). In V 3, the photosynthesis efficiency has increased very significantly, both on each pigment and on total pigments (17.76% against the control). V 2 has influenced positively the photosynthesis efficiency, resulting in an increase of 15.79% in the total content of pigments (distinctively significant increase against the control). In V 1, photosynthesis was influenced positively, resulting in a significant increase of 10.20%, against the control (Table 1). Table 1 Influence of the application of on the photosynthesis efficiency in vine (Fetească albă Variety), July 2007 Variants Chlorophyll Chlorophyll Total pigments Carotene a b Dif. against % Signif. the control 1.74 0.76 0.85 3.35 0.31 110.20 x 1.78 0.85 0.89 3.52 0.48 115.79 xx 1.83 0.84 0.91 3.58 0.54 117.76 xxx Control 1.63 0.66 0.75 3.04-100 - LSD 5% = 0.23 ; LSD 1% = 0.35 ; LSD 0.1% = 0.52 In August, the highest values of the content of assimilating pigments were found in V 3 (4.42 ), with very significant positive differences against the control. In V 2, the photosynthesis efficiency has increased very significantly, both on each pigment and on total pigments, at values close to V 3 (4.30 ). V 1 had also a positive influence on photosynthesis, showing a distinctively significant increase against the control (10.12%). The lowest values of the content of assimilating pigments were found in the control, 3.46 (Table 2). 73

N. MUNTEANU ET AL. Table 2 - Influence of the application of on the photosynthesis efficiency in vine (Fetească albă Variety), August 2007 Variants Chlorophyll Chlorophyll Total pigments Carotene a b Dif. against % Signif. the control 1.95 0.89 0.97 3.81 0.35 110.12 xx 2.18 0.96 1.16 4.30 0.41 124.28 xxx 2.20 0.99 1.23 4.42 0.52 127.75 xxx Control 1.75 0.79 0.92 3.46-100 - LSD 5% = 0.15 ; LSD 1% = 0.25 ; LSD 0.1% = 0.39 In September, the lowest values of the content of assimilating pigments were found at the control (2.99 ). Values close to the control, with insignificant differences, were obtained in V 1 (3.11 ). In V 3 and V 2, the photosynthesis efficiency has increased very significantly, both on each pigment and on total pigments (11.37% and 10.37%, respectively, against the control) (Table 3). Table 3 - Influence of the application of on the photosynthesis efficiency in vine (Fetească albă Variety), September 2007 Variants Chlorophyll Chlorophyll Total pigments Carotene a b Dif. against % Signif. the control 1.71 0.65 0.75 3.11 0.12 104.01-1.78 0.73 0.79 3.30 0.31 110.37 xxx 1.81 0.71 0.81 3.33 0.34 111.37 xxx Control 1.62 0.63 0.74 2.99-100 - LSD 5% = 0.14 ; LSD 1% = 0.22 ; LSD 0.1% = 0.27 The productivity of vine stocks was greatly influenced by. The number of grapes formed on the vine stock has significantly increased against the control in all the experimental variants. The highest values were found in V 3 (33.5) and V 2 (35.5), but values with significantly positive differences against the control were also found in V 1 (31.7). The lowest number of grapes formed on the vine stock was found at the control (29.3). 74

The mean grape weight has increased in variants V 3 and V 2, treated with, against the control (80.2 g), with distinctively significant positive differences in V 3 (90.3 g) and significant differences in V 2 (85.6 g). In V 1, the lowest value of the mean weight of a grape (79.3 g) was found, but with insignificant differences against the control. has also influenced the berry weight and diameter. The 100-berry weight has significantly increased only in V 3 (160g). In V 1 and V 2, the 100-berry weight has registered close values to the control, with insignificant differences. The berry diameter has slightly increased in the experimental variants, by 0.2 mm in V 1, 0.8 mm in V 2 and by 1.2 mm in V 3 (Table 4). Table 4 - Productivity of Fetească albă Variety, treated with, Iaşi Vineyard, year 2007 Variant Mean no. of grapes/vine stock Mean weight of a grape No. Dif. % Signif. g Dif. % Signif. 100- berry weight (g) Mean diameter of a berry (mm) 31.7 2.4 108.2 x 79.3-0.9 98.9-128 9.9 33.5 4.2 114.3 xx 85.6 5.4 106.7 x 132 10.5 35.5 6.2 121.2 xxx 90.3 10.1 112.6 xx 160 10.9 Control 29.3-100.0-80.2-100.0-131 9.7 LSD 5% = 2.1 grapes LSD 5% = 4.1 g LSD 1% = 3.3 grapes LSD 1% = 7.8 g LSD 0.1% = 4.7 grapes LSD 0.1% = 10.7 g Both on vine stock and per ha, the grape yields were greater against the control in V 2 and V 3. The highest grape yield, with very significantly positive differences was obtained in V 3 (3.3 kg/vine stock and 11.5 t/ha, respectively). In V 2, the grape yield has registered lower values against V 3, but with significantly positive differences against the control (2.7 kg/ vine stock and 9.4 t/ha, respectively). In V 1, the grape yield was practically equal to that obtained by the control (2.5 kg/ vine stock and 8.7 t/ha, respectively) (Table 4). The sugar content was slightly influenced by, with insignificant differences against the control. The highest sugar concentrations were found in V 1 (218 g) and at the control (213 g). A more reduced content, correlated negatively to the grape yield was obtained in V 2 and V 3, with 212 g/l and 207 g/l, respectively. Acidity has shown close values at all the variants and it was slightly influenced by the level of grape yield; insignificantly higher values than the control were found in V 3 (5.20 g/l H 2 SO 4 ). 75

N. MUNTEANU ET AL. In all the experimental variants, inclusively at the control, at full ripeness, grapes had a green-yellowish colour and a juicy pulp, specific to a wine grape variety (Table 5). Table 5 Grape yield and its quality in Fetească albă Variety treated with, Iaşi Vineyard, year 2007 Variant Kg/ Vine stock Grape yield Sugar content t/ha Dif. % Signif. g/l Dif. % Signif. Acidity g/l H 2 SO4 Berry colour Green- 2.5 8.7 0.0 100.0-218 5.0 102.3-4.83 yellowish - 2.7 9.4 0.7 108.0 x 212 1.0 99.5-4.70 Greenyellowish - 3.3 11.5 2.8 132.0 xxx 207 6.0 97.2-5.20 Greenyellowish Control 2.5 8.7-100.0-213 - 100.0-4.78 Greenyellowish LSD 5% = 0.6 t/ha LSD 5% =7.3 g LSD 5% =1.5 t/ha LSD 5% =10.1 g LSD 5% =2.3 t/ha LSD 5% =14.7 g CONCLUSIONS Applied in vine, has shown a positive influence on the photosynthesis efficiency, on grape yield and quality. The content of leaf pigments has shown superior values at the control, both on elements (chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b and carotene) and entirely, the highest pigment content being noticed in the first decade of August at the variants treated with and. The increase in the content of leaf pigments has also resulted in increasing the photosynthetic efficiency. Productivity and grape yield have significantly increased in the variants treated with and, with values superior to the control, as concerns number of grapes formed on the vine stock, mean weight of a grape, 100- berry weight, berry diameter and grape yield per vine stock. At the variant treated with, the values of productivity and grape yield were close to the control, without significant differences. The quality of grape yield (sugar content and acidity) was similar to the control in all the variants, the low differences being mainly determined by the dimension of the grape yield. The influence of was positively correlated to the concentration of the solution used for treatment, the best results being obtained in V 2 ( ) and V 3 ( ). 76

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