Viticultural landscape: history of a challenging coexistence between grapevines and humans

Vitis vinifera is the most grown grapevine species, which originated about 6 million years ago in the trans-caucasian area as the ancestral (wild) type v. Vinifera spp. Sylvestris. On the other hand, the human being (homo sapiens) is much younger since he originated about 300.000 years ago in north africa.

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Published
2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.58233/svl1qfkc
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Horticultural and Viticultural Research
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Viticultural landscape: history of a challenging coexistence between grapevines and humans

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Viticultural landscape: history of a challenging coexistence between grapevines and humans

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Abstract

Vitis vinifera is the most grown grapevine species, which originated about 6 million years ago in the trans-caucasian area as the ancestral (wild) type v. Vinifera spp. Sylvestris. On the other hand, the human being (homo sapiens) is much younger since he originated about 300.000 years ago in north africa.

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