September 30, 2013Advances in Horticultural ScienceOpen Access

State of the art in grapevine variety and clone identification through polymorphism in DNA molecular markers

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CDClaudio D’OnofrioUniversity of Pisa

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This review discusses molecular markers that improve grapevine clone identification in viticulture, suggesting enhancements in quality control and biodiversity preservation.

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Molecular markers enable rapid identification of grapevine clones, enhancing propagation practices and genetic control.
Genotypic identification improves over traditional methods based on subjective visual observations, increasing accuracy.
The assessment highlights limitations of ampelography, emphasizing the importance of objective DNA-based techniques for sustainable viticulture.
This framework supports the preservation of biodiversity, ensuring legal protection for new grapevine selections.

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Claudio D’Onofrio (2013) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af659bad7bf08b1eae59e8 https://doi.org/10.36253/ahsc-18431

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This review discusses molecular markers that improve grapevine clone identification in viticulture, suggesting enhancements in quality control and biodiversity preservation.

State of the art in grapevine variety and clone identification through polymorphism in DNA molecular markers

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State of the art in grapevine variety and clone identification through polymorphism in DNA molecular markers

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