Abstract:
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Climate changes and their impact on vineyards represent an extremely important issue for the researchers in
various fields. These changes are interesting for the specialists in the vine industry as the vineyards producing quality
wines are extremely sensitive to any pedoclimatic changes. The general warming of the clime disturbed the evolution of
the natural factors in the grapevine ecosystems: summers have become wormer and doughtier every year autumns have
become longer, winters shorter and rarely excessive, the drought periods more frequent and the damp ones excessively
rainy. Global warming has severely disrupted the grapevine ecosystems, grape varieties being forced to modify their
annual vegetation cycle, the consequences on the quality and the quantity of grape production and wine being most
often negative. In Iasi and Târgu Bujor vineyards the vegetation season of 2011 was characterized by drought caused by
the high hydric deficit from July – September. The present paper consists in the analysis of the effect of these climatic
conditions on the quantitative and qualitative parameters of grape production, as well as on the dynamics of the
chlorophyll content in the leaves of the following varieties of grapevines Fetească albă, Fetească regală, Riesling
italian şi Băbească gri.
