Dr Xiaoyi Wang
Dr

Xiaoyi Wang

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Background

Eva (Xiaoyi) completed her PhD in Viticulture and Horticulture from Adelaide University. Before starting her career at UQ, she did an industry-focused and collaborative research project at Adelaide University, working with the University of Melbourne, the University of Tasmania and NSW DPI on drought management in grapevine, orange and almond across the four Australian states.

Eva's research expertise includes plant physiology, particularly in grapevines, with a strong emphasis on advanced techniques such as micro-CT and image analysis for characterizing plant structures. Her work also includes studies on vine balance, canopy microclimate, early yield prediction, and canopy management. She also has significant experience in RNA-seq and data analysis.

Currently, Eva is engaged in projects that assess the performance of wine grape varietals in Queensland's wine regions, as well as exploring the use of hydroponic and aeroponic systems for the production of grapes and other crops.

Honours and Masters projects are available in all active projects. Please register your interest emailing xiaoyi.wang1@uq.edu.au.

Availability

Dr Xiaoyi Wang is:
Available for supervision

Fields of research

Agricultural, Veterinary and Food Sciences Horticultural production Oenology and viticulture

Qualifications

  • Doctoral (Research) of Horticulture and Viticulture, University of Adelaide

Research interests

  • Alternative varieties in Granite Belt wine region in Queensland

  • Optimize grapevine production using hydroponics/aeroponics system

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5 works between 2019 and 2022
All (5) Journal Article (5)

1 - 5 of 5 works

2022

Journal Article

Assessment of bunch thinning as a management technique for Semillon and Shiraz in a hot Australian climate

De Bei, Roberta, Wang, Xiaoyi, Papagiannis, Lukas and Collins, Cassandra (2022). Assessment of bunch thinning as a management technique for Semillon and Shiraz in a hot Australian climate. Oeno One, 56 (1), 161-174. doi: 10.20870/oeno-one.2022.56.1.4835

Assessment of bunch thinning as a management technique for Semillon and Shiraz in a hot Australian climate

2020

Journal Article

Effects of canopy management practices on grapevine bud fruitfulness

Wang, Xiaoyi, Lesefko, Stephen, De Bei, Roberta, Fuentes, Sigfredo and Collins, Cassandra (2020). Effects of canopy management practices on grapevine bud fruitfulness. Oeno One, 54 (2), 313-325. doi: 10.20870/oeno-one.2020.54.2.3016

Effects of canopy management practices on grapevine bud fruitfulness

2020

Journal Article

Shoot thinning of Semillon in a hot climate did not improve yield and berry and wine quality

De Bei, Roberta, Wang, Xiaoyi, Papagiannis, Lukas, Fuentes, Sigfredo, Gilliham, Matthew, Tyerman, Steve and Collins, Cassandra (2020). Shoot thinning of Semillon in a hot climate did not improve yield and berry and wine quality. Oeno One, 54 (3), 469-484. doi: 10.20870/oeno-one.2020.54.3.2984

Shoot thinning of Semillon in a hot climate did not improve yield and berry and wine quality

2019

Journal Article

Postveraison leaf removal does not consistently delay ripening in Semillon and Shiraz in a hot Australian climate

De Bei, Roberta, Wang, Xiaoyi, Papagiannis, Lukas, Cocco, Massimiliano, O'Brien, Patrick, Zito, Marco, Ouyang, Jingyun, Fuentes, Sigfredo, Gilliham, Matthew, Tyerman, Steve and Collins, Cassandra (2019). Postveraison leaf removal does not consistently delay ripening in Semillon and Shiraz in a hot Australian climate. American Journal of Enology and Viticulture, 70 (4), 398-410. doi: 10.5344/ajev.2019.18103

Postveraison leaf removal does not consistently delay ripening in Semillon and Shiraz in a hot Australian climate

2019

Journal Article

Influence of canopy management practices on canopy architecture and reproductive performance of Semillon and Shiraz grapevines in a hot climate

Wang, Xiaoyi, De Bei, Roberta, Fuentes, Sigfredo and Collins, Cassandra (2019). Influence of canopy management practices on canopy architecture and reproductive performance of Semillon and Shiraz grapevines in a hot climate. American Journal of Enology and Viticulture, 70 (4), 360-372. doi: 10.5344/ajev.2019.19007

Influence of canopy management practices on canopy architecture and reproductive performance of Semillon and Shiraz grapevines in a hot climate

Availability

Dr Xiaoyi Wang is:
Available for supervision

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Available projects

  • Assessing alternative varieties in Granite Belt wine region

    This project investigates 40-50 minor varieties of wine grapes in the climate of Granite Belt wine region. Reproductive performance and vegetative growth are being tracked at key developmental stages to compare varieties. This project aims to boost the robustness of Queensland wine industry through a better understanding of how those varietals adapt themselves to the local climate of Granite Belt.

  • Assessing alternative varieties in Granite Belt wine region

    This project investigates 40-50 minor varieties of wine grapes in the climate of Granite Belt wine region. Reproductive performance and vegetative growth are being tracked at key developmental stages to compare varieties. This project aims to boost the robustness of Queensland wine industry through a better understanding of how those varietals adapt themselves to the local climate of Granite Belt.

    If you have interests in this project, please feel free to contact me at xiaoyi.wang1@uq.edu.au.

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