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The Utilization of Chinese Wild Grape Species in


Production and Breeding
LIU Chong-huaiJIANG Jian-fuFAN Xiu-caiZHANG Ying
Zhengzhou Fruit esearch InstituteChinese Academy of Agricultural SciencesZhengzhou 450009

Abstract China has a long history in the use of Vitis wild species In chinese Vitis wild speciesV davidii not
only has larger berry sizebut also presents higher disease resistance and tolerance to hot climatesso it can be used
as table grape directly The people live in JiangxiFujianHunanand Guizhou provinces usually cultivate this kind
of Vitis wild as a table grape The fruit of several Vitis wild species have been used in winemaking in many parts of
Chinaamong which V amurensis is the most valuable one There are plenty of V amurensis resources in Changbai
Mountain Some wineries have used this Vitis wild in winemaking for 90 years Some species have been used as root-
stocks and breeding materials for resistance to biotic and abiotic environmental factors Considerable achievements in
studying and utilizing wild grape germplasm resources have been made since the 1950's V amurensis was the first
species to be successfully domesticated Grape researchers did a series of selection and domestication studies on the
species in the Northeast part of Chinaand after many years they had selected a series of fine varieties and types At
the same timea series of work on cultivation and extension on the varieties of V amurensis was carried out Selec-
tion studies had also been conducted on V quinquangularis ehd in the central part of China Du' an winery of
Guangxi Zhuang autonomous regionZaoyang county of Hubei provinceand Danfeng county of Shaanxi province use
the fruit of V quiquangularis to make the special wine Wineries in Feixian county of Shandong province and
Zuopgong county of Tibet use the local wild grapes as wine materials This paper had reviewed the existing litera-
tures and analyzed the utilization of Chinese wild grape species in production and breeding The requirements of
Chinese wild grape species for garpe genetic improviment were discussed
Key words Chinese wild grape species genetic resources cultivation genetic improvement

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