Vitis riparia 'Gloire'

"Riparia Gloire" (Riparia Gloire de Montpellier) is one of the most significant rootstocks in modern viticulture, possessing high resistance to phylloxera. The use of this rootstock is a basic technological solution for protecting vineyards from this dangerous pest and ensuring the longevity of plantings. Understanding the biological characteristics of this species is essential for every agronomist and gardener for the proper selection of material, planning of planting, and ensuring the productive growth of the crop.

This collection gathers materials covering the entire cycle of working with grafted grapes. You will find a detailed description of rootstock selection criteria, which will help in taking a well-founded approach to production tasks. Special attention is paid to practical aspects: the articles provide a detailed breakdown of step-by-step cutting preparation for grafting and methods for monitoring bud viability. The materials also include the historical and biological context of the development of American grape species, which allows for a deeper study of the ecological characteristics of the cultivars and hybrid forms used.