RESOLUTION VITI 1-2000

SYMPOSIUM ON PHYSIOLOGY - JERUSALEM

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

AFTER EXAMINING the results of the Fifth International Symposium on the Physiology of Vine that took place in Jerusalem, from May 24 to May 30, 1997;

RESOLUTION VITI 2/93

CRITERIA FOR DIFFERENTIATING AND DELIMITING VITIVINICULTURAL ZONES AND RÉGIONS AND EXAMI­ NATION OF THE RÔLE PLAYED BY NATURAL AND HUMAN FACTORS

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

RESOLUTION VITI 1/93

METHODS OF SOIL CONSERVATION

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

BASED ON THE PROPOSAL of Commission I, “ Viticulture ”, taking into account the work relative to the physiological effects of soil conservation methods and

RESOLUTION VITI 2/94

PRODUCTION CHARACTERISTICS AND PROTECTION OF NEW VARIETIES OF GRAPE VINES

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

BASED on the proposai of Commission I “Viticulture ”, after hauing heard the différent national reports presented at the 73rd session on the subject of “Production Characteristics and Pro­ tection of New Varieties of Grape Vines ”,

OBSERVES

RESOLUTION VITI- OENO 1/95

GENETIC MODIFICATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE VITIVINICULTURAL SECTOR

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

CONSIDERING the proposal of Commission II "Oenology", taking into account the  work from a general session of the Expert Groups "Wine Microbiology" and "Wine  Technology" in November 1994,

RESOLUTION VITI 2/95

VITICULTURE, COMPUTER, SCIENCE AND MODELLING

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

AFTER HAVING HEARD the reports presented at Commission I "Viticulture" on computer science and modeling,

DECLARES:

RESOLUTION VITI 1/95

IDENTIFICATION OF VINE VARITIES – DEVELOPMENTS OF BIOCHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR METHODS

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

RESOLUTION VITI 2/97

CONDITIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF VITICULTURAL EQUIPMENT

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

AFTER HEARING the reports presented to Commission I « Viticulture » on the application to protection and vine harvesting farming techniques of the use of artificial intelligence, robotics and modelisation,

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