1- Vine varieties: Grape Dominga: Table grapes

2- Synonyms:

It is also known as Murciana blanca, Alhama or Gloria.

3- Clusters of dominga grapes

Very large, low compact, with a long peduncle and low lignification.

Of homogeneous berries in size, but not in coloration.

4- Berries:

  • Large in size, with elliptical-elongated shape and circular section.
  • Yellowish-green epidermis, not very uniform.
  • Thick skins with abundant bloom. With apparent stylar scar.
  • Hard pulp, not pigmented and not very juicy, without particular flavors.

5- Strains:

  • Very vigorous with a semi-upright habit.
  • With medium fertility, from 1.3 to 2 bunches per shoot of visible buds.
  • With very high production.

6- Agronomic characteristics and adaptation to the environment:

  • The dominga grape variety is very vigorous.
  • It has a late or very late budding, flowering, veraison and maturation.
  • Dominga grape plants are highly fertile and productive.
  • The lighting and aeration of the bunches must be facilitated by defoliation and stripping.
  • This grape variety does not respond well to blunting.
  • Plant conduction: Produces well in vine formations.
  • Berries relatively sensitive to skin burns, so the leaf removal must always be careful below the bunch.
  • Sensitive to mildew.
  • Not very sensitive to powdery mildew.
  • Sensitive to botrytis and acid rot.
  • The grape accepts transport and cold storage very well.
  • With low sugar content and medium acidity.

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