Paper · 2020 · Journal of Physics Conference Series

Effects of drip irrigation regimes on growth, quality plum seedlings, and water use efficiency in European Russia

N N Dubenok; A V Gemonov; A V Lebedev

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Abstract

Abstract Currently, there is a lack of capacity in Russia nursery breeding, as a result of which a significant part of the planting material comes from abroad. Drip irrigation is one of the types of resource-saving technologies that make it possible to intensify agricultural production, including in the field of growing planting material for horticulture. The results of the experiment show that for a more rational use of irrigation water and obtaining high-quality planting material of plums in the nursery, it is recommended to use an irrigation regime with maintaining soil moisture in the range of 70-90 and 80-100% of the lowest moisture capacity with a soaking depth in the first year of 30 cm, for the second year - 40 cm, and in the third year - 50 cm. With this irrigation regime, the maximum development of seedlings, their quality and quantity are observed.

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The specified irrigation regime produced maximum seedling development, quality and quantity.

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an irrigation regime with maintaining soil moisture in the range of 70-90 and 80-100% of the lowest moisture capacity with a soaking depth in the first year of 30 cm, for the second year - 40 cm, and in the third year - 50 cme0
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development of seedlings, their quality and quantitye0
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Prunus domestica
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“an irrigation regime with maintaining soil moisture in the range of 70-90 and 80-100% of the lowest moisture capacity with a soaking depth in the first year of 30 cm, for the second year - 40 cm, and in the third year - 50 cm. With this irrigation regime, the maximum development of seedlings, their quality and quantity are observed”

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“planting material of plums in the nursery”

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The authors recommend this soil moisture and soaking-depth regime for rational water use and quality plum nursery material.

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irrigation regime with maintaining soil moisture in the range of 70-90 and 80-100% of the lowest moisture capacity with a soaking depth in the first year of 30 cm, for the second year - 40 cm, and in the third year - 50 cme0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Prunus domestica
Prunus domestica · TaxonYAMAMAYA · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“for a more rational use of irrigation water and obtaining high-quality planting material of plums in the nursery, it is recommended to use an irrigation regime with maintaining soil moisture in the range of 70-90 and 80-100% of the lowest moisture capacity with a soaking depth in the first year of 30 cm, for the second year - 40 cm, and in the third year - 50 cm”

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application · quality: general · Prunus domestica (plum)Results agree

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soil water · quality: general · Prunus domestica (plum)Results agree

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irrigation · quality: general · Prunus domestica (plum)Results agree

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