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InnoVine Final symposium Toulouse, 16-17 of November 2016 Your logo here Elisa De Luca Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo Resistant Varieties: New Perspectives for a More Sustainable Viticulture What are the New Finding Obtained during the Project? Illustrative image

FIELD TRIALS: RESISTANT VARIETIES X SUSCEPTIBLE VARIETIES Tocai friulano Sauvignon Merlot (Cabernet sauvignon) RESISTANT VARIETIES 20-3 (Bianca x SK77-4/5; SK77-4/5 = Kumbarat x Traminer) Bianca (Bouvier x Eger2; Bouvier = free pollination of Pinot; Eger = self-pollination of Villard blanc) 2 Fleurtai (UD. 34-111, Tocai f. x 20-3) Soreli (UD. 34-113, Tocai f. x 20-3) Sauvignon maris (UD. 30-080, Sauvignon x 20-3) Sauvignon kretos (UD. 76-026, Sauvignon x 20-3) UD. 31-120 (Merlot x 20-3) UD. 31-103 (Merlot x 20-3)

FIELD TRIALS: MEASURES Vegetative controls (phenology, n of shoots, pruning weight, Ravaz index, shoot diameter) Productive controls (fertility, plant production, yield, n grapes/meter, bunch and berry weight), statistical analysis. Oenological traits (must and wine parameters) Microvinifications (site 1 Fossalon, site 2 Rauscedo and site 3 Ripa Teatina) and tasting sessions Sanitary controls (Powdery and Downy mildew infections) 3

FIELD TRIALS: LOCATION OF THE EXPERIMENTAL VINEYARDS SITE 2: Rauscedo (PN), north-mainland SITE 1: Fossalon di Grado (PN), north-coastal SITE 3: Ripa Teatina (CH), central 4 USDA Hardiness Zone Map

FIELD TRIALS: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SITES SITE 1: FOSSALON (GO) north-coastal SITE 2: RAUSCEDO (PN) north-mainland SITE 3: RIPA TEATINA (CH) central SOIL: silt-loam, sub-alkaline, moderatecalcareous LOCATION: alluvial plane, coastline, reclaimed ELEVATION: - 1 m AMSL USDA : 8 RAINFALL: 1055 mm (674 from April to September) RH (vegetative period): 71 % T max (average of July): 28 C T min (average of January): -1 C GDD: 1770 C SOIL: sandy-loam, alkaline, calcareous, well drained LOCATION: alluvial plane, mainland ELEVATION: 83 m AMSL USDA : 8 RAINFALL: 1495 mm (800 from April to September) RH (vegetative period): 80 % T max (average of July): 28 C T min (average of January): -2 C GDD: 1640 C SOIL: sandy-clay-loam, neutral or subalkaline LOCATION: coastal hills ELEVATION: 199 m AMSL USDA : 9 b RAINFALL: 676 mm (283 from April to September) RH (vegetative period): 70 % T max (average of July): 30 C T min (average of January): 2 C GDD: 1814 C 5

SITE 1, NORTH-COASTAL (FOSSALON) METEO STATIONS: AVERAGE DAILY TEMPERATURE( C), RAINFALLS (mm), LEAF-WETTING (h) SEASON 2016 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 leaf-wetting (h) rain (mm) average daily temperature C powdery treatment downy treatment 55 SITE 2, NORTH-MAINLAND (RAUSCEDO) 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 SITE 3, CENTRAL (RIPA TEATINA) 6 leaf-wetting (h) rain (mm) average daily temperature ( C)

METEO STATIONS: AVERAGE DAILY TEMPERATURE( C), RAINFALLS (mm), LEAF-WETTING (h) WHAT S RELEVANT IN 2016 WEATHER TREND: Heavy rains during bloom, in northern sites, and during ripening in Central Italy Long-lasting leaf-wetting periods with very disease-favorable temperatures High disease aggressivness and frequency in all sites 7

POTENTIAL OF MILDEW INFECTIONS: Horta s DSS (decision support system) (vite.net), that provides information about the number and timing of infections visual inspections of non-treated controls. 8

MILDEW INFECTION POTENTIAL ESTIMATED BY Horta s DSS (decision support system), DOWNY MILDEW INFECTIONS IN SITE 1, NORTH-COASTAL (FOSSALON) PRIMARY INFECTIONS SECONDARY INFECTIONS 9

PRIMARY INFECTIONS MILDEW INFECTION POTENTIAL ESTIMATED BY Horta s DSS (decision support system), DOWNY MILDEW INFECTIONS IN SITE 2, NORTH-MAINLAND (RAUSCEDO) SECONDARY INFECTIONS 10

PRIMARY INFECTIONS MILDEW INFECTION POTENTIAL ESTIMATED BY Horta s DSS (decision support system), DOWNY MILDEW INFECTIONS IN SITE 3, CENTRAL (RIPA TEATINA) SECONDARY INFECTIONS 11

ASCOSPORES MILDEW INFECTION POTENTIAL ESTIMATED BY Horta s DSS (decision support system), POWDERY MILDEW INFECTIONS IN SITE 1, NORTH-COASTAL (FOSSALON) DISEASE PRESSURE High risk Medium to high risk Medium to low risk Low risk 12

ASCOSPORES MILDEW INFECTION POTENTIAL ESTIMATED BY Horta s DSS (decision support system), POWDERY MILDEW INFECTIONS IN SITE 2, NORTH-MAINLAND (RAUSCEDO) DISEASE PRESSURE High risk Medium to high risk Medium to low risk Low risk 13

MILDEW INFECTION POTENTIAL ESTIMATED BY Horta s DSS (decision support system) POWDERY MILDEW INFECTIONS IN SITE 3, CENTRAL (RIPA TEATINA) ASCOSPORES DISEASE PRESSURE 14

MILDEW INFECTION POTENTIAL ESTIMATED BY Horta s DSS (decision support system) SUMMARY OF HORTA S DSS OUTPUT DISEASE PRESSURE, YEAR 2016 N DOWNY MILDEW INFECTION N POWDERY MILDEW PRIMARY SECONDARY ASCOSPORES MEDIUM TO HIGH RISK Site 1, north-coastal (Fossalon) 5 69 17 22/05/16 to 09/07/16 Site 2, north-mainland (Rauscedo) 18 69 29 20/04/16 to 30/07/16 Site 3, central (Ripa Teatina) 21 28 17 21/04/16 to 10/07/16 15 Conventional variety Montepulciano*: infection of downy mildew, site 3, Central Italy (07/07/2015) * Organic treatment protocol, ** Conventional treatment protocol First downy mildew symptoms on leaf in Montepulciano* variety, site 3, Central Italy (19/05/2016) First downy mildew symptoms on leaves of Glera** variety, site 1, north-mainland (27/05/2016)

MILDEW INFECTION: SCALE OF SERIOUSNESS DM PM healthy < 5 % 5-25 % 25-50 % > 50 % Disease resistance assessed through visual inspections (3 seasonal inspections). Disease scoring taken in accordance to OIV descriptors. 16

DOWNY MILDEW INFECTION: INCIDENCE AND SERIOUSNESS, YEAR 2016 Site 2. Conventional variety cultivated in pots, not-treated control (22/08/2016) Site 1: Glera, not-treated control (29/07/2016) 17 Site 1: Soreli (29/07/2016)

POWDERY MILDEW INFECTION: INCIDENCE AND SERIOUSNESS, YEAR 2016 Site 2: Sauvignon Kretos (07/07/2016) 18 Site 1: Soreli (01/07/2016)

N OF TREATMENTS ON CONVENTIONAL AND INNOVATIVE (RESISTANT) VARIETIES, YEAR 2014, 2015 and 2016 19 Spraying on resistant varieties has always been substantially less than spraying on conventional varieties.

EVALUATION OF CONVENTIONAL AND INNOVATIVE PRACTICES IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENTAL AND HUMAN HEALTH (yousustain.net, patented by HORTA) Field data were recorded in an excel file (input and cost analysis) provided by Horta for the environmental, economic and human-health impact assessment of the common (conventional varieties) and innovative (resistant varieties) practices. 20

EVALUATION OF CONVENTIONAL AND INNOVATIVE PRACTICES IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENTAL AND HUMAN HEALTH (yousustain.net, patented by HORTA) Conventional variety Merlot or Montepulciano b) Resistant variety Soreli with mandatory insecticide protocol ) Resistant variety Soreli Site 1: Fossalon (north-coastal), conventional treatment protocol Site 2: Rauscedo (north-mainland), conventional treatment protocol Site 3: Ripa Teatina (central), organic treatment protocol 21

AGRONOMIC DATA: PLANT PRODUCTIVITY PLANT PRODUCTIVITY, site 1: north-coastal (Fossalon) VARIETY 2014 2015 2016 STATISTICAL MEAN SIGNIFICANCE Kg/plant class Kg/plant class Kg/plant class 30-080 0,96 c 2,97 a 1,8 b 1,91 *** 31-103 2,17 b 3,5 a 3,3 a 2,99 *** 31-120 1,55 b 2,88 a 2,96 a 2,46 *** 34-111 2,48 c 2,69 b 3,22 a 2,80 *** 34-113 3,76 b 4,64 a 4,67 a 4,36 *** 76-026 2,91 b 3,97 a 3,86 a 3,58 *** MERLOT 4,1 a 3,74 b 3,75 b 3,86 *** TOCAI FRIULANO 2,96 b 3,05 ab 3,22 a 3,08 ** SAUVIGNON n.d. n.d. 3,71 a 3,51 b 3,61 * lower productivity PLANT PRODUCTIVITY, site 2: north-mainland (Rauscedo) VARIETY 2014* 2015 2016 STATISTICAL MEAN SIGNIFICANCE Kg/plant class Kg/plant class Kg/plant class 31-120 n.d n.d 1,68 b 2,51 a 2,10 *** 34-111 n.d n.d 2,53 b 3,04 a 2,79 *** 34-113 n.d n.d 3,56 a 3,68 a 3,62 ns 76-026 n.d n.d 3,64 a 3,45 a 3,55 ns MERLOT n.d n.d 3,35 a 3,51 a 3,43 ns TOCAI FRIULANO n.d n.d 3,25 b 3,69 a 3,47 *** SAUVIGNON n.d n.d 3,3 a 3,29 a 3,30 ns * data not available, unfavorable weather conditions PLANT PRODUCTIVITY, site 3: central (Ripa teatina) VARIETY 2016 * 2014 was characterized by unfavorable weather conditions conducive to botrytis and sour rot that compromised plant productivity and wine quality. * Plant productivity generally increased in 2015 and stabilized in 2016, * Yield of resistant varieties was comparable to conventional varieties. 22 31-103 1,63 31-120 1,61 34-111 1,96 34-113 2,09 76-026 2,61 MONTEPULCIANO 2,71

TASTING SESSION Wines were blind tested in groups of samples, including the wines from the resistant variety and its parental variety. The wine from the parental variety was included in more groups, in order to normalize withingroup and between-groups evaluation scores. 23 WINE PARENTALS SITE GROUP Fleurtai (34-111) Tocai friulano x 20-3 north-mainland Friulano north-mainland Fleurtai (34-111) Tocai friulano x 20-3 north-costal Friulano north-mainland Soreli (34-113) Tocai friulano x 20-3 central Soreli (34-113) Tocai friulano x 20-3 north-mainland Soreli (34-113) Tocai friulano x 20-3 north-costal Sauvignon kretos (76-026) Sauvignon x 20-3 central Sauvignon kretos (76-026) Sauvignon x 20-3 north-mainland Sauvignon north-mainland Sauvignon kretos (76-026) Sauvignon x 20-3 north-costal Sauvignon north-costal 30-080 Sauvignon x 20-3 north-costal 31-120 Merlot x 20-3 central Merlot north-costal 31-120 Merlot x 20-3 north-mainland 31-120 Merlot x 20-3 north-costal merlot north-costal 31-103 Merlot x 20-3 central 31-103 Merlot x 20-3 north-mainland 1 2 3 5 7 8

TASTING SESSION Fleurtai : good ampleness, fruity and floral aromas, fresh lemon hints, appreciated in both samples from north-mainland and north-coastal sites, Rauscedo and Fossalon. Soreli: aromatic amplitude, structure and minerality above average in all tasted samples. Pronounced almond and pear notes resembled those of the parental variety, Tocai friulano. 24

TASTING SESSION GROUP N 1+2 Friulano N-mainland 34-111 N-mainland 34-111 N-costal 34-113 Central 34-113 N-mainland 34-113 N-costal Agreableness Structure Savoury/Mineral Bitter Acidity Tropical fruit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Fruity (Apple, Pear) Floral Rose Citrus Lemon Yougurt Butter Honey Almond Spicy Anise-Fennel Vegetal (Pepper) Hay-Tobacco Resistant varieties, having the same noble parental variety, were grouped toghether and standardized on the same parental-average. 25

TASTING SESSION SAUVIGNON KRETOS (76-026) SAUVIGNON MARIS (30-080) Sauvignon Kretos: medium intensity with peaks towards spicy, tobacco and vegetal aromas. Structure of medium intensity. Sauvignon Maris (30-080): scored higher than Sauvignon for most aromas. 26

27 TASTING SESSION

TASTING SESSION (31-120) (31-103) 31-120 and 31-103: deeply influenced by the site of origin of the grapes: more fresh aromas of floral violet when cultivated in northern latitude, and sweeter and mellow hints when cultivated in warmer climates of Central Italy. The bouquet of 31-103 resembled that of Merlot, cultivated in the same north-coastal site. 28

29 TASTING SESSION

SUMMARY Resistant varieties displayed good-to-excellent foliar and bunch resistance to downy mildew, in the field conditions of the three experimental sites. Powdery mildew resistance was adequate for the investigated sites. Damage of powdery mildew on bunches was scored on Sauvignon Kretos (76-026) under highly conductive conditions. Resistant varieties required less treatments than conventional varieties (2-3 treatments on resistant varieties, 12 to 16 treatments, on average, with peaks of 22 treatments in 2014 for conventional varieties). Environmental and human toxicity score, economic and environmental impact are substantially lower for resistant varieties. Yield of resistant varieties is comparable to conventional varieties, stable over the years (except for Sauvignon Maris that requires cross-pollination and benefits from good weather conditions during blooming). 30 Wine from resistant varieties.you will judge personally during the tasting session!