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Změny látkových složek během zrání hroznů révy vinné
Rada, Petr
This diploma thesis is focused on the topic: Changes of substances during the ripening grapes of grapevine. This thesis was commissioned at Horticulture faculty of Mendel University in Lednice. This thesis documents physicochemical changes in the berries of grapevine during the ripening. Physiological and biochemical parameters were monitored during the phenological stage of ripening of grapes. The monitored parameters influence the development of the berry of the grapevine and consequently the quality of the final wine. The experimental part documents the results obtained in the measurement of physicochemical parameters such as strength, measurement of the titratable acid content and determination of insoluble dry matter in berries of five selected varieties of grapevine. In addition, the weight of ten berries of five varieties of grapevine was given. The documented results are recorded in diagrams and charts.
Fyzikálně chemické změny hroznů révy vinné během zrání
Majorová, Anežka
This diploma thesis deals with the physical changes of grapevines during their ripening. Three grapevine cultivars were tested - Hibernal, Malverina and Perun. Grapes were harvested at three different times and the basic criteria for defining the level of ripeness were observed namely, in particular, the weight of bunch of grapes, the weight of ten vine berries, grape berry firmness, the percentage of dry matter and the percentage of titratable acids, and the ripeness index. The changes of all criteria in time as well as the difference between particular cultivars were observed. Furthermore, the correlation between criteria was assessed. The grape berries were also assessed from the visual point of view before harvesting. Regarding all the data which was collected, the decrease of titratable acids for each grapevine cultivar was proven during the monitored period. For Hibernal, a linear decrease of 26mg/100g per day was observed. Linear decrease was also observed for grape berry firmness of 18 kPa in case of Hibernal, and 24 kPa in case of Malverina. Increase of the percentage of dry matter was observed for all three cultivars. In addition, a correlation between the weight of a grape berry and any other measured criteria was not found. The ripeness index shows a different beginning of ripening of different cultivars.

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