...e '''sultanina''' or '''sultani''') is a type of [[white]], [[seed]]less [[grape]] of [[Turkey|Turkish]] origin. It is also the name given to the [[raisin]]
...//www.nass.usda.gov/ca/bul/acreage/2002/200206gabnarr.htm|title=California Grape Acreage Report, 2002 Crop|accessdate=2006-06-15}}</ref><ref name="appellati
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...include native American grapes, [[Concord grape|Concord]], and [[Catawba (grape)|Catawba]], as well as [[Hybrid grapes|French-American hybrids]], [[Vignole
...e imposed in 1984, now 12 cents per gallon, supports the Missouri Wine and Grape Program, providing scientific and marketing support for Missouri wines. The
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'''Varietal''' describes [[wine]]s made primarily from a single named [[grape]] [[Variety (biology)|variety]].<ref>The American Heritage® Dictionary of
...varietal names. Varietal wines are made primarily from a single variety of grape, and identify this variety on the label.
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...mated at $20 million.<ref> Gene Campbell and Bill Shoemaker, "The Illinois Grape and Wine Industry: Its Current Size, 2004 Production, and Growth" (n.d, Uni
...ississippi in [[Nauvoo, Illinois|Nauvoo]]. The oldest recorded [[Concord (grape)|Concord]] vineyard in Illinois was planted in 1851 and is located in Nauvo
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...used on a large scale until the 20th century, largely due to the fact that grape seeds contain a lower percentage of oil as compared to other oil-producing
[[Image:Illustration Vitis vinifera0.jpg|thumb|right|Grape seeds in Nr. 7 and 8 and grapes]]
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...means "grape", while a raisin in French is called a ''raisin sec'', a "dry grape". The Old French word in turn developed from [[Latin]] ''[[Wiktionary:racem
== Varieties ==
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..._name=Mustang Grape of Florida, Bird Grape, Everbearing Grape, Everlasting Grape
...sands, Fla. at Jacksonville, Lake City, and southward, apparently the only grape on the reef keys; also in the Bahamas.—Difficult to distinguish from V. r
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|image_caption=Common grape hyacinth
'''''Muscari botryoides''''' ('''Common grape hyacinth'''; [[syn.]] ''Hyacinthus botryoides'' [[L.]]) is an [[ornamental
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...ra (root-louse) and mildew. Regel, a Russian botanist, considered the wine grape to be a hybrid of 2 species that he characterized as V. Labrusca and V. vul
...vars if it appears on a page for a species (rather than genus), or perhaps Varieties if there is a mix of cultivars, species, hybrids, etc -->
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...ed to be a $100 million industry.<ref> Michigan Wines Fast Facts, Michigan Grape and Wine Industry Council, accessed August 26, 2007.[http://www.michiganwin
...1,660 tons of [[hybrid grapes|hybrid varieties]], and 300 tons of American varieties.<ref>Fruit Production 2005, U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricu
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...aco noir]], [[De Chaunac]], [[Cayuga White]], [[Vidal Blanc]], [[Vignoles (grape)|Vignoles]]|<br />
...w York's grape area is ''[[Vitis labrusca]]'' varieties (mostly [[Concord (grape)|Concord]]). The rest is almost split equal between ''[[Vitis vinifera]]''
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...like. This led to repeated efforts to grow familiar ''[[Vitis vinifera]]'' varieties. The first vines of ''Vitis vinifera'' origin planted in what is now the Un
However, the discovery in 1802 of the native [[Catawba (grape)|Catawba]] grape led to very successful wine-making in [[Ohio]]. By 1842 [[Nicholas Longwort
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...ich have been referred to V. Girdiana are apparently hybrids with the wine grape, V. vinifera; the plant is imperfectly understood and its merits as a speci
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|common_name=Grape hyacinth
'''''Muscari armeniacum''''' ('''Grape hyacinth''') is a vigorous [[plant]] in the hyacinth family, [[Hyacinthacea
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...B. reinformis, Hook.). Tall, strong species, 3-4 ft. high: Lvs. large and grape-like (Vitis vinifera), orbicular or reniform, lobed and serrate, soft-pubes
==Varieties==
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| common_names = bastard cobas, wild grape, tree grape, Namibian grape, Droog-my-keel
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|common_name=Mustang Grape
Vitis candicans, Engelm. (V. mustangensis, Buckl.). Mustang Grape. Plant strong and high-climbing, with densely woolly young growth (which is
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Hyacinthus azureus, Bakor (Muscari azureum, Fenzl). Looks like a grape hyacinth (or Muscari): 4-8 in. tall, with strongly canaliculate, glaucous l
==Varieties==
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Coccoloba uvifera, Linn. Sea-grape. Shore-grape. Uvadel Mar. Fig. 1009. Tree, reaching 20 ft. or more, with many flexuous b
...vars if it appears on a page for a species (rather than genus), or perhaps Varieties if there is a mix of cultivars, species, hybrids, etc -->
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Vitis cordifolia, Michx. True Frost Grape. Chicken, Raccoon, or Winter Grape. One of the most vigorous of American vines, climbing to the tops of the ta
...., and Colo. and south to W. Va., Mo. and Texas. B.M. 2429. —The commonest grape in the northern states west of New England, abundant along streams. Variabl
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