Project
At-vineyard grape quality measurement: Rapid, non-destructive measures of grape quality for potential
Developing an NIR method for determining colour, total soluble solids and pH in grapes suitable for practical industry use
Research organisation
The Australian Wine Research Institute
Project number
CRV 98/2AWRNS
Status
Completed 29 Jun 2006
Developing an NIR method for determining colour, total soluble solids and pH in grapes suitable for practical industry use. Investigating the ability of NIR to measure other parameters in grapes and wine: G-G, yeast assimilable nitrogen, phenolic compounds and botrytis infection.
Abstract
At-vineyard grape quality measurement: rapid, non-destructive measures of grape quality for potential
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