From a well fertilized 7 years-old vineyard var. 'Niagara Rosada' (Vinis labrusca L. X Vitis vinifera L.). situated on an Entisol at country of Jundiaí, SP, Brazil, plants were harvested every fifteen days up to 150 days. The plants were divided into: terminal and basal leaves, terminal and basal shoots, and canes, as well grapes. The plant material was analysed by conventional methods for B, Cu, Fe, Mn and Zn. The research was conducted in order: a. to obtain data on the absorption and distribution of the nutrients by the grapevine; b. to obtain data on the exportation of nutrients by the shoots and by the grapes. Conclusions: The leaves present always a higher concentration in nutrients than the other parts of the plant. The leaves, shoots and grapes present different concentrations of the nutrients during the year. The maximum absorption by the leaves, shoots and grapes in mg per plant was observed at the following age (days): The grapevine exported by shoots (pruned) and by grapes the following quantities of nutrients in mg per plant: A vineyeard of 5,000 plants per hectare contains the following quantitites of nutrients: B = 145.45 g.; Cu = 33.60 g.; Fe = 588.85 g.; Mn = 4,093,35 g.; Za = 373.30 g.