viticulturist
Americannoun
plural
viticulturistsExample Sentences
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In 1989, University of California, Davis plant geneticist and viticulturist Andrew Walker inherited grapevine seeds that he was told were produced from crossbreeding two known Vitis species.
From Salon
They have devoted a plot to 90 experimental varieties bred by Cliff Ambers, an iconoclastic viticulturist who pollinates native grape vines with pollen from European vinifera varieties.
From Washington Post
As a novice viticulturist and enologist, I needed some keen insight to write an accurate and worthwhile article on wine grapes.
From Seattle Times
Daniel Roberts, a viticulturist based in Sonoma County, has helped restore four vineyards damaged by fire in the past.
From Washington Post
Morton, the viticulturist, took notes, as her job in helping decide what grape varieties to plant would come later, influenced by Beasley’s work.
From Washington Post
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