In this study,the influence of conventional and organic managements on Vitis vinifera cv.Trebbiano Abruzzese on fungal community was investigated.Moreover,spontaneous vinifications were performed,and wines were charac...In this study,the influence of conventional and organic managements on Vitis vinifera cv.Trebbiano Abruzzese on fungal community was investigated.Moreover,spontaneous vinifications were performed,and wines were characterized for some oenological parameters and aroma profiles.A core of 8 genera was detected(Zygosaccharomyces spp.,Cladosporium spp.,Botrytis spp.,Hanseniaspora spp.,Pichia spp.,Alternaria spp.,Candida spp.,Aureobasidium spp.),while some genera were unique for each grape sample.Saccharomyces spp.and Mucor spp.were present only on conventional grapes,while Penicillium spp.and Aspergillus spp.only on organic ones.At the species level Aureobasidium pullulans,Cladosporium cladosporioides and Pichia terricola dominated in both samples with varying abundance depending on the vineyard management.The fermentation performed with conventional grapes resulted in a faster rate than that performed with organic ones.No significative differences were observed for the oenological parameters analyzed with the only exception of ethanol content which was higher in conventional wines than in organic ones:11.57±0.10 g/L and 10.51±0.09 g/L,respectively.Conventional wines were characterized by the presence of aldehydes,while organic ones by terpenes and β-damascenone.The obtained results suggested an effect of vineyard practices on grape fungal community which could in turn influence some characteristics of Trebbiano d’Abruzzo wines.展开更多
基金This research was funded by Orsogna winery and by the European Union-Next Generation EU.Project Code:ECS00000041Project CUP:C43C22000380007Project Title:Innovation,digitalization and sustainability for the diffused economy in Central Italy-VITALITY.
文摘In this study,the influence of conventional and organic managements on Vitis vinifera cv.Trebbiano Abruzzese on fungal community was investigated.Moreover,spontaneous vinifications were performed,and wines were characterized for some oenological parameters and aroma profiles.A core of 8 genera was detected(Zygosaccharomyces spp.,Cladosporium spp.,Botrytis spp.,Hanseniaspora spp.,Pichia spp.,Alternaria spp.,Candida spp.,Aureobasidium spp.),while some genera were unique for each grape sample.Saccharomyces spp.and Mucor spp.were present only on conventional grapes,while Penicillium spp.and Aspergillus spp.only on organic ones.At the species level Aureobasidium pullulans,Cladosporium cladosporioides and Pichia terricola dominated in both samples with varying abundance depending on the vineyard management.The fermentation performed with conventional grapes resulted in a faster rate than that performed with organic ones.No significative differences were observed for the oenological parameters analyzed with the only exception of ethanol content which was higher in conventional wines than in organic ones:11.57±0.10 g/L and 10.51±0.09 g/L,respectively.Conventional wines were characterized by the presence of aldehydes,while organic ones by terpenes and β-damascenone.The obtained results suggested an effect of vineyard practices on grape fungal community which could in turn influence some characteristics of Trebbiano d’Abruzzo wines.
