Phenology and production of Hassaoui grapevines as affected by climate anomalies in Al Ahsa region.

Saleh M Alturki

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Article in Saudi journal of biological sciences, 2022. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.

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Saleh M AlturkiArid Land Agriculture Department, College of Agricultural and Food Sciences, King Faisal University, P.O. Box 400, Al Ahsa 31982, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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Abstract

Climate change is a dramatic crisis that has left severe impacts on viticulture. Phenological events over 41 years and annual climatic anomalies' data over these years in Al Ahsa region were procured. Annual temperature and wind speed anomalies had the strongest influence on all phenological events of the varieties White and Red Hassaoui, starting from the beginning of budburst until harvest. Moreover, the average yield of both varieties decreased significantly by 319.4 and 317 kg ha

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Al AhsaAnn PWA, annual precipitable water anomalyAnn TA, annual temperature anomalyAnn TCCA, annual total cloud cover anomalyAnn TPA, annual total precipitation anomalyAnn WSA, annual wind speed anomalyClimate changeECMWF ERA5, European Centre for Medium-Range Weather ForecastsGCC, Gulf Cooperation CouncilKSA, Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaP10, full flowering to harvestP11, beginning of budburst to harvestP1, beginning of budburst to beginning of floweringP2, beginning of budburst to beginning of fruit setP3, beginning of budburst to beginning of veraisonP3, period between beginning of budburst to beginning of veraisonP4, beginning of flowering to beginning of veraisonP5, full flowering to full veraisonP6, beginning to full veraisonP6, period between beginning and full veraisonP7, beginning of veraison to harvestP7, period between beginning of veraison and harvestP8, full veraison to harvestP9, beginning of flowering to harvestPhenological eventsSaudi Arabiastage 10, full veraisonstage 11, harveststage 1, beginning of budburststage 2, full budburststage 3, 2–3 leaves unfoldedstage 4, visible inflorescencestage 5, beginning of floweringstage 6, full floweringstage 7, beginning of fruit setstage 8, full fruit setstage 9, beginning of veraisonUAE, United Arab EmiratesViticultureYield

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PMID35197784

DOI10.1016/j.sjbs.2021.09.049

PMCPMC8847931

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