NZLUM

Vine fruits

2.4.2skos:Concept

https://nzlum.landcareresearch.co.nz/landuse/concept/vine_fruits

Definition

Fruit-bearing plants that grow on vines or trailing stems, often requiring support structures (e.g. trellises, arbours). These plants produce fruits that typically hang from vines and may include grapes, kiwifruit, and passionfruit. Vine fruit cultivation involves specific management practices such as pruning, training, trellising, and pest and disease control specific to vine plants.

Hierarchy

Broader
2.4.0 Perennial horticulture
Path
2.0.0 Production agriculture and plantations › 2.4.0 Perennial horticulture › Vine fruits

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