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The Relationship Between Oxygen Consumption of Excised Roots and Susceptibility to Chlorosis in Several Varieties of Grapes
Chlorosis is a serious problem when varieties of Vitis labrusca are grown on calcerous soil. However, chlorosis is mild or non-existant in varieties of Vitis vinifera when grown on the same type of soil.
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