Bookmarks for grapevine and wine
- Motivation: it could be said of grapevine and wine that they are perfect examples of these hybrids about which Bruno Latour wrote a lot. To navigate among wine producers and consumers, researchers and viticulteurs, politicians and journalists, as well as in the midst of berries, genomes, databases, journals, captors and barrels, I made this (never up-to-date) page, hoping it will help me, and maybe others.
- Research: mostly public, but not always
- International: IGGP
- Europe: innovine, EPPN (phenotyping network)
- France:
- INRA: Montpellier (diversity, genetics, determinants of quality and adaptation to climate change with DAAV, genetic collection with Vassal, oenology with SPO, viticulture and oenology in Pech Rouge), Colmar (resistance, determinants of berry quality and adaptation to climate change for Alsacian wines), Bordeaux (physiology of grafts and berries), Angers (terroir)
- others: IFV, ISVV, IRSTEA, FranceAgriMer, ACTIA
- Germany: Julius Kühn-Institut (JKI) in Siebeldingen (breeding and protection)
- Italy: Udine (IGA, DISA, CRA-VIT), San Michele (FMACH), Padova (which institute?)
- Spain: CSIC, IMIDRA
- Portugal: UNL-ITQB
- Hungary: Tokaji Borvidék (W)
- US: Cornell-Geneva (breeding), UC Davis (V&E)
- South America:
- Australia: CSIRO, AWRI
- China: Northwest A&F
- Data:
- genomics: EBI, NCBI (ftp), URGI, Genoscope, IASMA
- genes: VitisNet (pathways), GrapeGenDb (probes annotation), VCTdb (co-expression), GrapeMine (integration), VitisCyc (metabolic pathways)
- genetics: VIVC, EU-Vitis, SIReGal, Reggae
- collections: European network (EURISCO), French Network of Grapevigne Centers (bioweb), USDA (NGR, NCGR), French catalogue, Italy, Germany, Grece, Switzerland
- phenotyping: VIT-PHE, Ephesis, Crop Ontology
- meteo: water deficit (Languedoc-Roussillon)
- phenology: GDR SIP-GECC
- pathogens: EPIcure
- vini-/viti-/agri-culture: OVF (France), FAOSTAT (world), Agreste (France), Agribalyse (France)
- photos: from INRA (new, old), Shutterstock
- Institutional:
- International: OIV (Organisation Internationale de la Vigne et du Vin)
- Europe: CPVO (Community Plant Variety Office, OCVV in French)
- France: INAO (Institut National de l'Origine et de la Qualité), CTNSP (Commission Technique Nationale de Sélection et de Participation), GEVES (Groupe d'Etude et de contrôle des Variétés Et des Semences), INOV (Instance Nationale des Obtentions Végétales), CTPS (Comité Technique Permanent de la Sélection)
- Professional:
- International: Castel
- Europe:
- France: CNAOC (Confédération Nationale des producteurs de vins et eaux de vie de vin à Appellations d’Origine Contrôlées), GiESCO (experts), Dubernet (lab in oenology), Wine Mosaic (original varieties), ICV (conseil, oenologie), VINSEO (fournisseurs), PROMMATA, MABD (bio-dynamie), GRAB (bio), Mercier (pépiniériste), SudVinBio, Vignerons Indépendants, Qualenvi, Vinternet, PleinChamp, WorldwideVineyards (grafting), WineDex (index via auctions), FFL (liège), VEGEPOLYS and Terralia (pôles de compétitivité), FEVS (exporters), Amphore ("organic wine" tasting)
- Italy: Rauscedo (nurseryman)
- North America:
- Press:
- Amateur:
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