Vitis rupestris

Vitis rupestris is a Arbrisseau sarmentous of the family of the Vitacées, previously called Ampélidacées cultivated for its Fruit S in bunches. She reaches heights of 0,6 with 2m. One finds vine American in the states Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, New Mexico City, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana and the Mississippi.

Many crossings were carried out with American species (Vitis riparia, Vitis berlandieri.) to obtain Understock S or hybrid. Certain hybrids are the subject still of an important culture:

  • Leon Millot

  • Marshal Foch as well as many hybrids of Albert Seibel.

Synonyms

Vitis rupestris is known under the names. Beach Bunch, Bush Bunch, Currant Bunch, Felsrebe, Ingar Bunch, July Bunch, Mountain Bunch, Rock'n'roll Bunch, Sand Bunch, Sandrebe, Sugar Bunch.

See too

  • List of type of vines of the world

Refer

  • University off Georgia page of type of vines.

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