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Persistence of elemental sulfur spray residue on grapes during ripening and vinification

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Author
Martinson, Timothy E.
Abstract

Elemental sulfur is an effective and economic method to control powdery mildew on grapes, but too much sulfur residues can impact fermentation. This paper discusses a novel way to measure sulfur in the field and winery to help grape growers determine when and how much sulfur to apply.

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Appellation Cornell
Date Issued
2015-03
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Cornell University
Keywords
Enology
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Winemaking
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RIPE
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Research in Plain English
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Appellation Cornell
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Persistence of elemental sulfur spray residue on grapes during ripening and vinification
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https://www.ajevonline.org/content/65/4/453
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