Climate Change Implications on the Viticulture Geography
Advances in botanical research(2024)SCI 4区
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Viticulture and winemaking are of great socioeconomic significance globally, with climate serving as a critical factor in shaping the terroir of specific wine-producing regions. It exercises influence over essential elements, including canopy microclimate, vine growth, vine physiology, and berry composition. Collectively, these factors influence the characteristics and distinctive qualities of the wines produced. However, climate change points at forthcoming challenges to this stable relationship, as grapevine cultivation is deeply influenced by established weather and climatic conditions. In recent years, shifts in viticultural suitability have been observed, affecting both the overall viability of grape cultivation and the suitability of specific grape varieties in numerous wine regions. Although these impacts exhibit significant spatial variability, it is anticipated that climate change will intensify these trends, potentially leading to a reconfiguration of the geographical distribution of wine regions. Furthermore, the typical characteristics and qualities of wines may also face threats due to these climatic shifts. In response, it becomes imperative to implement strategies that are both timely and well-suited to the changing climate while remaining cost-effective. These strategies should be carefully designed and customized to fit local conditions, ensuring an effective mitigation of climate change-related risks. While the full potential of various adaptation options remains a subject of ongoing research, their adoption is of paramount importance to ensure the continued socioeconomic and environmental sustainability of the highly esteemed viticulture and winemaking sectors.
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