2023_24
Educational guide 
Faculty of Oenology
A A 
english 
Bachelor's Degree in Oenology (2014)
 Subjects
  AMPELEOLOGY
   Contents
Topic Sub-topic
THEORY

VINEYARD BIOLOGY BLOCK

LESSON 1:
SYSTEMATIC AND TAXONOMICAL CLASSIFICATION
LESSON 2:
DISTRIBUTION OF Vitis vinifera. FROM THE ORIGINS TO THE PRESENT
LESSON 3:
PRACTICAL CLASSIFICATION OF VINEYARDS (I): USES AND UTILITIES
LESSON 4:
HISTOLOGY AND ORGANOGRAPHY
LESSON 5:
PRACTICAL CLASSIFICATION OF VINEYARDS (II): VARIETAL AND AGRONOMIC CHARACTERIZATION
LESSON 6:
SELECTION AND MULTIPLICATION OF THE VINEYARD


VINEYARD PHYSIOLOGY BLOCK

LESSON 7:
THE BIOLOGICAL CYCLE OF THE VINEYARD AND PHYSIOLOGY
LESSON 8:
VEGETATIVE BALANCE AND QUALITY
THEORY

1.1. The Classifications of Living Beings
1.2. The Classification of Angiosperms
1.3. The Classic Systems: Systematic Botany
1.4. The Main Species of the Vitis Genus

2.1. Introduction
2.2. Origin and Distribution of the Vitàcies Family
2.3. Origin and Distribution of the Genus Vitis
2.4. Origin and Distribution of Vitis vinifera L.
2.5. Origin and Distribution of Vitis vinifera subsp. vinifera (or sativa)
2.6. Other Facts That Have Helped Change the World Distribution of Domesticated Varieties
2.7. ...And in the Future: Climate Change

3.1. Uses and Utilities of the Main Species of the Vitis Genus
3.2. Use of European Species
3.3. Use of American Spices: Vine Rootstocks
3.4. Use of American Species: Hybrid Direct Producers (HPD)

4.1. The Root
4.2. The Aerial Part of a Cep
4.3. The Erasers
4.4. The leaves
4.5. Cherries, Inflorescences and Flowers
4.6. The Fruits
4.7. The seeds

5.1. Classification of Varieties: Problematic
5.2. Creation of Germplasm Banks and Vitis Databases
5.3. Varietal characterization
5.4. Agronomic characterization

6.1. Selection of the Vineyard
6.2. Multiplication of the Vine
6.3. Nurseries

7.1. Biological Life Cycle
7.2. Interannual Biological Cycle
7.3. Annual Biological Cycle

8.1. Vegetative balance
8.2. Quality
SEMINARS

To be determined depending on the circumstances.
Quite possibly, SEMINAR ON THE THREE MAJOR FACTORS THAT HAVE DETERMINED THE LOSS OF BIODIVERSITY of Vtis vinifera L. (Phylloxera, Homogenization of wines and Climate Change)