The aim of this thesis was to determine how the sanitary status of the scions infected with grapevine trunk diseases (GTD) and five different disinfectants (one combinated with thermotherapy (TT)) impact on the phenolic content in callus of grapevine grafts after callusing and grading. The experiment included scions from healthy vines (ZDR), GTD infected asymptomatic vines (ASIM) and GTD infected symptomatic vines (SIM) of 'Cabernet Sauvignon' variety. All scions were treated separately with Beltanol, Serenade, sodium bicarbonate, Remedier, BioAction and with combination of Beltanol and TT. Callus from 15 grapevine grafts was sampled after callusing and grading. In callus individual and total analyzed phenolics (TAP) were identified and quantified. The results confirm that different sanitary status of scions (ZDR, ASIM and SIM) has an impact on the content of phenolic compounds in callus. After callusing the significantly highest content of TAP (363-378 μg/g FW), flavanols (FLA; 297-310 μg/g FW) in stilbenes (STB; 25,7-27,0 μg/g FW) in callus of SIM and ZDR scions was measured, while after grading the significantly highest content of TAP, FLA and STB was measured in callus of ASIM scions. After callusing the significantly highest content of TAP (599-783 μg/g FW) was measured in callus of ZDR and SIM scions, treated with BioAction. After grading the significantly highest content of TAP (6951-7110 μg/g FW) was measured in callus of ASIM scions, treated with Remedier in Beltanolom, in ZDR scions (3231-3262 μg/g FW) with Remedier in sodium bicarbonate and in SIM scions (5024±40 μg/g FW) with sodium bicarbonate. Results confirm sanitary status of grapevine scions and different disinfectants has an impact on phenolic content in callus od grapevine grafts.
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