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Ongoing projects at BIOVITIS Lab
Last update 14 June 2026Ongoing projects at BIOVITIS Lab
VITicultura RESiliente en el territorio POCTEFA (VITRES)
VITicultura RESiliente en el territorio POCTEFA (VITRES)
Financial entity: EFA033/01 Fondo Europeo de Desarrollo Regional
Length: 2024-2027
Total amount of the project: 1.789.171,05 €
Amount ICVV-CSIC: 323.675,86 €
OBJECTIVE:
To enhance the grapevine production processes by increasing productive efficiency and sustainability, through the application of vineyard design and management practices that make it more resilient.
Enhancing the rhizosphere symbiome-pathobiome balance to mitigate water deficit stress in grapevine
Enhancing the rhizosphere symbiome-pathobiome balance to mitigate water deficit stress in grapevine
Financial entity: Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities
Length: 2024-2027
Total amount: 143,750 €
OBJECTIVE:
To develop an integrated rhizobiome improvement strategy to enhance grapevine resilience to soil-borne fungal diseases and drought stress, while promoting sustainable viticulture and soil health.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:
Assess the impact of drought stress and soil-borne fungal pathogens on the grapevine holobiont, focusing on black-foot disease and white root rot disease.
Evaluate grapevine rootstock tolerance to root pathogens and drought, identifying materials with improved resilience under contrasting water availability conditions.
Characterize the interactions among grapevine roots, pathogens, beneficial microorganisms, root exudates, and the rhizosphere microbiome under combined biotic and abiotic stress.
Identify beneficial fungi and root exudate metabolites that enhance grapevine performance and tolerance to drought stress and soil-borne diseases.
Validate sustainable, non-chemical rhizobiome-based strategies combining tolerant rootstocks, beneficial microorganisms, and selected exudate metabolites for improved management of grapevine root diseases.
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