vit·i·cul·ture

(vĭt′ĭ-kŭl′chər, vī′tĭ-)

The cultivation of grapes, especially for use in making wine.

[Latin vītis, vine; see wei- in Indo-European roots + culture.]

vit′i·cul′tur·al adj.

vit′i·cul′tur·ist n.

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viticulture

(ˈvɪtɪˌkʌltʃə)

1. (Agriculture) the science, art, or process of cultivating grapevines

2. (Agriculture) the study of grapes and the growing of grapes

[C19: viti-, from Latin vītis vine]

ˌvitiˈcultural adj

ˌvitiˈculturally adv

ˌvitiˈculturer, ˌvitiˈculturist n

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vit•i•cul•ture

(ˈvɪt ɪˌkʌl tʃər, ˈvaɪ tɪ-)

n.

the culture or cultivation of grapes and grapevines.

[1870–75; < Latin vīti(s) vine + culture]

vit`i•cul′tur•al, adj.

vit`i•cul′tur•ist, n.

viticulture

1. the science that studies grapes and their culture.
2. the cultivation of grapes and grapevines. Also called viniculture. — viticulturist, n. — viticultural, viticulturist, adj.

viticulture

[ˈvɪtɪkʌltʃəʳ] N → viticultura f

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viticulture

n → Weinbau m

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