Root length density (RLD) in the years from 1994-1997 was estimated using minirhizotrons. The field experiment was conducted on six 'Riesling' vines in Rheingau (Germany). The majority of root distribution was found in soil depths of 60-100 cm with considerable variations between the plants. Roots dynamics showed a periodicity with one or two maxima, depending on year and vine plant. The first peak of RLD was observed around veraison, the second peak appeared after harvest. The rate of root length death was estimated. In the deeper layer the turnover of roots was 60% of the total RLD every year.
Development of direct and indirect methods for measuring root turnover and the status of knowledge o...
Experiments were carried out to analyse the root and water dynamics simultaneously using a minirhizo...
Background and Aims Generally, grapevine roots have been less studied than the above‐ground parts ...
Root length density (RLD) in the years from 1994-1997 was estimated using minirhizotrons. The field ...
Root observations of Vitis berlandieri x Vitis riparia were conducted in two experimental sets using...
Since being built in 1990, the rhizotron facility in Wageningen, the Wageningen Rhizolab, has been u...
Abstract Calibration of minirhizotron data against root length density (RLD) was carried out in a f...
A method for counting root intersections with observation tubes (mini- or micro-rhizotrons) is propo...
The minirhizotron is widely used to estimate root parameters in situ. This chapter examines the rela...
In recent years, minirhizotrons have received increasing interest in field studies for characterisin...
The minirhizotron system gives opportunity to study the root development without disturbing the soil...
Minirhizotron, a non-destructive technique is based on the application of transparent tubes, located...
Minirhizotrons provide a unique way to repeatedly measure the production and fate of individual root...
Root growth of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) is sensitive to soil conditions. A reduced root system ...
Minirhizotrons provide a unique way to repeatedly measure the production and fate of individual root...
Development of direct and indirect methods for measuring root turnover and the status of knowledge o...
Experiments were carried out to analyse the root and water dynamics simultaneously using a minirhizo...
Background and Aims Generally, grapevine roots have been less studied than the above‐ground parts ...
Root length density (RLD) in the years from 1994-1997 was estimated using minirhizotrons. The field ...
Root observations of Vitis berlandieri x Vitis riparia were conducted in two experimental sets using...
Since being built in 1990, the rhizotron facility in Wageningen, the Wageningen Rhizolab, has been u...
Abstract Calibration of minirhizotron data against root length density (RLD) was carried out in a f...
A method for counting root intersections with observation tubes (mini- or micro-rhizotrons) is propo...
The minirhizotron is widely used to estimate root parameters in situ. This chapter examines the rela...
In recent years, minirhizotrons have received increasing interest in field studies for characterisin...
The minirhizotron system gives opportunity to study the root development without disturbing the soil...
Minirhizotron, a non-destructive technique is based on the application of transparent tubes, located...
Minirhizotrons provide a unique way to repeatedly measure the production and fate of individual root...
Root growth of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) is sensitive to soil conditions. A reduced root system ...
Minirhizotrons provide a unique way to repeatedly measure the production and fate of individual root...
Development of direct and indirect methods for measuring root turnover and the status of knowledge o...
Experiments were carried out to analyse the root and water dynamics simultaneously using a minirhizo...
Background and Aims Generally, grapevine roots have been less studied than the above‐ground parts ...