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1318014 grape Vitis spp.
1318025 grape Vitis spp. Delaware x Gor Ross grape.
1318012 grape Vitis spp. Bachman's Grape #309
1318013 grape Vitis spp.
5359234 wine grape Vitis vinifera Grapes on a vine - close-up view of the results of pruning and trellising.
1322074 grape Vitis spp. Sweet, juicy grapes, picked at the peak of ripeness, are one of nature's best-tasting treats. In vineyards, greenhouses, and laboratories, ARS scientists seek to bring even better grapes to your shopping cart tomorrow. The ARS laboratory that developed America's most popular red seedless grape, Flame Seedless, has also offered nurseries and breeders a delicious new black seedless grape. Called Black Emerald, the newcomer is a sweet grape with berries about the size of a dime. The flesh is translucent, firm, and almost crisp. Also watch the supermarket for Autumn Seedless, a light-green grape that became available to nurseries and growers in 1984. It is ready for harvest about 2 weeks before Thompson Seedless. Of course, all grapes need to be properly handled. ARS studies of packaging have shown that boxes with a shrink-wrap covering offer the best insurance against loss to disease, weight loss, and shatter (grapes' tendency to drop off the stem). Plastic dome-lid boxes with vent holes are also protective. Net bags, for years considered the preferred packaging, proved the least safeguard of all. From the East Coast to the vineyards of the Far West, grapes are a growing success story. And, since two ARS gene banks, in Geneva, New York, and Davis, California, are living treasure troves of grape varieties, we expect more juicy developments ahead.
1321073 grape Vitis spp. At the Plant Genetic Resources Conservation Unit in Geneva, New York, horticulturist Philip Forsline examines hybrid grapes developed in a USDA breeding program.
5007054 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia
5192012 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia large vine and leaves
5192013 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia
5192014 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia
5192015 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia
5192016 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia
5192017 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia
5192018 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia vine, leaves, and fruit
5192019 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia vine, leaves, and fruit
5362766 wine grape Vitis vinifera Fruit-borne wine grape vines in a vineyard.
5366531 wine grape Vitis vinifera Close-up view of the fruits of  the "Steuben" grape.
5356696 wine grape Vitis vinifera Beautiful bunches of purple wine grapes.
5357104 wine grape Vitis vinifera Close-up view of the application system in a machine used to apply pesticides to grape vines.
5357103 wine grape Vitis vinifera Machine used in applying pesticides to grape vines.
5367090 wine grape Vitis vinifera Ripening purple grapes on the vine.
5365643 wine grape Vitis vinifera Ripening purple grapes on the vine.
5365642 wine grape Vitis vinifera Ripening purple grapes on the vine.
5365641 wine grape Vitis vinifera Grape vine with ripening purple fruit.
5362765 wine grape Vitis vinifera Grape plants in fruit behind mesh.
5360350 wine grape Vitis vinifera Close view of trellised and pruned grape vines in winter.
5360349 wine grape Vitis vinifera Trellised grapevines in winter, Colorado.
5359236 wine grape Vitis vinifera Table grapes on the vine.
5359235 wine grape Vitis vinifera Foliage of table grapes.
5359233 wine grape Vitis vinifera Close-up view of grapes hanging on the vine.
5359232 wine grape Vitis vinifera Grapes on a trellised vine.
5359231 wine grape Vitis vinifera Close-up view of grape leaves.
5359230 wine grape Vitis vinifera Close-up view of grape leaves.
5359229 wine grape Vitis vinifera Close-up view of a trellised grape vine in Colorado.
5359228 wine grape Vitis vinifera Close view of a grape vine on a trellis.
5359227 wine grape Vitis vinifera Grape vineyard in Colorado.
5359226 wine grape Vitis vinifera Wind machine in a vineyard, Colorado.
5359662 wine grape Vitis vinifera Grapevines setting fruit.
1556207 grape Vitis spp.
1495023 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia Muscadine
1495042 grape Vitis spp. grape
1495065 grape Vitis spp. grape
1323071 muscadine Vitis rotundifolia Certain extracts from muscadine grapes suppress breast cancer cell growth.
1318085 fox grape Vitis labrusca This Concord grape plant was successfully regenerated from a bud that had been cryopreserved in liquid nitrogen for several months
1318064 sand grape Vitis rupestris Rock grapes rootstock is important to the U.S. grape industry, since it is resistant to one of the world's most destructive grape pests-phylloxera.
1318065 sand grape Vitis rupestris Botanist Diane Pavek (center, foreground) examines rock grapes growing at a proposed conservation site within.
1322073 grape Vitis spp. Sweet, juicy grapes, picked a the peak of ripeness, are one of nature's best-tasting treats. In vineyards, greenhouses, and laboratories, ARS scientists seek to bring even better grapes to your shopping cart tomorrow. The ARS laboratory that developed America's most popular red seedless grape, Flame Seedless, has also offered nurseries and breeders a delicious new black seedless grape. Called Black Emerald, the newcomer is a sweet grape with berries about the size of a dime. The flesh is translucent, firm, and almost crisp. Also watch the supermarket for Autumn Seedless, a light-green grape that became available to nurseries and growers in 1984. It is ready for harvest about 2 weeks before Thompson Seedless. Of course, all grapes need to be properly handled. ARS studies of packaging have shown that boxes with a shrink-wrap covering offer the best insurance against loss to disease, weight loss, and shatter (grapes' tendency to drop off the stem). Plastic dome-lid boxes with vent holes are also protective. Net bags, for years considered the preferred packaging, proved the least safeguard of all. From the East Coast to the vineyards of the Far West, grapes are a growing success story. And, since two ARS gene banks, in Geneva, New York, and Davis, California, are living treasure troves of grape varieties, we expect more juicy developments ahead.

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