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    Canopy Separation Did Not Improve Dry-on-Vine Raisin Yield or Quality from Selma Pete Grapevines on Open Gable Trellises
    Matthew W. Fidelibus
    Catalyst: Discovery into Practice  November 2017  1: 73-79;  published ahead of print August 17, 2017 ; DOI: 10.5344/catalyst.2017.16007

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