4. Biological quality of vineyard soils
Wine-growing soils are generally poorer and less fertile than other soils.
. In the oldest wine-growing regions (France, Italy, Spain), vines were historically planted on certain soils because they were less suitable for other crops, particularly cereals. For this reason, it seemed...
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Biological quality of vineyard soils
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An initial investigation of the effects of mulch layers on soil-dwelling arthropod assemblages in vineyards.
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