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The regulatory effects of maize saving irrigation in arid region. [PDF]

Front Plant Sci
Zhao Y, Li X, Lin M, Gao C, Li X, Wu K, He L, Sun W.   +7 more
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Establishing hazelnut stem water potential baseline to improve water management. [PDF]

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Dito G, Russo S, Wiman NG, Tombesi S.
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Effects of Water Deficit and GABA-Containing Biostimulant on Maize Plants: Nondestructive Monitoring by X‑Ray Fluorescence and Visible Spectroscopy. [PDF]

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Chacon Pereira JP, Melquiades FL, Ribeiro JV, Machineski G, de Batista Fonseca IC, Caixeta Oliveira H.   +5 more
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Priming Effect of Seeds with Niobium (Nb) on the Performance of Maize Plants Under Water Deficit Conditions. [PDF]

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Evangelista MNL, Benevenute PAN, Lima JS, Dos Santos LC, Morais EG, Nascimento VL, Lopes G, Guilherme LRG.   +7 more
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REGULATED DEFICIT IRRIGATION IN APRICOT TREES

Acta Horticulturae, 2000
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Ruiz Sánchez, M. Carmen, Torrecillas Melendreras, Arturo, Pérez Pastor, Alejandro, Domingo Miguel, Rafael   +3 more
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An Advisory Service for Regulated Deficit Irrigation

Impacts of Global Climate Change, 2005
Conventional irrigation practices are designed to avoid crop stress in order to maximize yields. With the world demand for fresh water approaching the limits of readily accessible supplies, steady expansion of irrigated lands for increased food production, accelerating economic competition for water and rising environmental concerns, this most ...
Marshall English, Brett Isbell, John Bolte, Greg Perry   +3 more
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RESPONSES OF NECTARINE TO REGULATED DEFICIT IRRIGATION AT THE FIELD SCALE

Acta Horticulturae, 2012
Irrigated agriculture is the primary user of water worldwide. Any method that reduces the consumption of water in irrigated agriculture without a reduction in yield and fruit quality would be highly desirable. One of the approaches currently being implemented in fruit trees and vines is regulated deficit irrigation (RDI). It consists of the application
González-Dugo, Victoria, Suárez Barranco, María Dolores, Cruz, C., Jiménez-Berni, José A., Zarco-Tejada, Pablo J., Soriano, Mª Auxiliadora, Fereres Castiel, Elías   +6 more
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REGULATED DEFICIT IRRIGATION OF 'MONTMORENCY' TART CHERRIES

Acta Horticulturae, 2011
Regulated deficit irrigation (RDI) has been tested in a variety of fruit crops to improve efficiency of limited irrigation water, control vegetative growth, and improve fruit quality. However, little is known about the potential benefits of RDI for tart cherry (Prunus cerasus).
Papenfuss, K. A., Black, Brent
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