ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Trellis systems ameliorate heat damage by regulating canopy temperature, photosynthetic efficiency and leaf microstructure of grapevine.
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Introduction: Global warming has made heat stress a major constraint on grapevine growth and grape production. This study aimed to evaluate the heat tolerance of three prevalent trellis systems-V-shaped (VT), upward-trained pendulous (U-PT), and H-shaped (HT)-for Methods: Under summer rain-shelter cultivation, the three trellis systems were compared using five-year-old 'Shine Muscat' grapevines based on canopy temperature, relative humidity, leaf sunburn, chlorophyll content, stomatal morphology, chloroplast ultrastructure, leaf gas exchange, and chlorophyll fluorescence. Results: Under prolonged heat stress, stomatal aperture dimensions and aperture ratio decreased ( Discussion: These findings could provide insights into the responses and adaptions of grapevines to heat stress and aid in the optimization of heat-tolerant trellis systems under everchanging climatic conditions.
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