Vitis catalana: una eina per a documentar les varietats de ceps presents als territoris de parla catalana

Authors

  • Jordina Escala

Abstract

Vitis Catalana is an online database that includes historical mentions made in diverse types of documents about Catalan vine varieties. It was inspired by the general File of vine varieties developed by the historian Emili Giralt i Raventós, which includes almost 15,000 handwritten cards. Its aim is to facilitate the study of traditional varieties grown in the Catalan language and culture area.

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2017-04-05

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Escala, J. (2017). Vitis catalana: una eina per a documentar les varietats de ceps presents als territoris de parla catalana. Dossiers Agraris, 19, 33–41. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/DA/article/view/95030.001

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Vol. 19 (2017)

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