Daniele Miccichè

Daniele Miccichè
  • University of Palermo

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Introduction HyTan, a new chestnut tannin extracted from chestnut wood via hydrodynamic cavitation at low temperature in water only, is an effective biostimulant for the nursery production of high-quality grapevine planting material. Methods Experiments were carried out in Sicily with HyTan aqueous extracts obtained at different temperatures (45,...
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Climate change significantly affects viticulture, with noticeable impacts on yield and quality. The increase in average temperatures, often coupled with decreased precipitation, accelerates the phenological development of grapevines, leading to rapid sugar accumulation and concentration and decreased acidity. This study aimed to evaluate the impact...
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HyTan, a new chestnut tannin extracted from chestnut wood via hydrodynamic cavitation at low temperature in water only, is an effective biostimulant for the nursery production of high-quality grapevine planting material. Experiments were carried out in Sicily with HyTan aqueous extracts obtained at different temperature (45, 60 and 75°C) and dosage...
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Introduction The biology of the grapevine (Vitis vinifera L.) is clearly influenced by the climatic conditions of the growing environment, where temperature and light play a major role in modifying plant physiology. In the scenario of climatic changes, radiative excess, correlated to the increase in temperature, can concretely subject the photosynt...
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Accurate, timely assessment of the vineyard on a field scale is essential for successful grape yield and quality. Remote sensing can be an effective and useful monitoring tool, as data from sensors on board Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) can measure vegetative and reproductive growth and thus directly or indirectly detect variability. Through the i...

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