Untersuchungen an Wildreben in Deutschland
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5073/vitis.1974.13.198-205Abstract
Um Hinweise auf eine mögliche züchterische Bedeutung des Wildrebenzentrums "Oberrhein" von Vitis vinifera L. var. silvestris GMELIN zu erhalten, wird die Variabilität in den erheblich dezimierten Beständen untersucht. Gleichzeitig wird die frühere Variation an Hand der Sortimentsbeschreibung BRONNERS (1857) dargestellt. Wie die Ergebnisse zeigen, wird die von BRONNER beobachtete Variation heute zwar nicht mehr erreicht; aber sie ist groß genug, um weitere Untersuchungen zu rechtfertigen. Zur Erhaltung der Wildreben wird die Anpflanzung von Sortimenten empfohlen, die gleichzeitig für Forschungszwecke und für eine Rückpflanzung an die natürlichen Standorte verwendet werden können.
Investigations on wild growing vines in Germany
Variability in the rather diminished populations of wild vines, Vitis vinifera L. var. silvestris GMELIN, in the "Upper Rhine" gene reservoirs was investigated with regard to their importance for breeding. Also the former variability is shown by means of BRONNERs description of his assortment (1857). The results indicate that, though the variability observed by BRONNER does not exist at present, further investigations may be useful. In order to preserve wild growing vines they should be planted in assortments which could be used for both research purposes and replanting to their natural environment.
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