legaccio
Legaccio is an Italian noun derived from legare, meaning to bind. In horticulture, legaccio (plural legacci) refers to the cords, strings, or straps used to secure plant shoots to supports such as trellises, wires, or stakes. The use of legacci is part of plant-training systems common in vineyards and fruit orchards, helping to guide growth, stabilize canes, and improve air circulation around the foliage. The term can denote either the binding itself or the act of tying.
Legaccio is also encountered as an Italian surname. It is relatively uncommon but appears in historical records
In regional uses, legaccio may have specialized meanings related to binding in crafts or agricultural contexts,
See also: legare, legacci, plant training systems in viticulture.