Using iot in viticulture as a monitoring system
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Numerous nations place a high economic significance on viticulture. Environment has a crucial role in determining a wine region's terroir because it strongly influences factors including overhang microclimate, plant development, plant physiology, yield, and berry structure, all of which affect wine attributes and typicity. However, new challenges are expected to result from environmental change because grapevine development is highly dependent on climatic and environmental factors.
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