Evapotranspiration for Young Cherry Trees (Prunus avium) and Growth Responses to Irrigation

Yazgan, Senih; Büyükcangaz, Hakan; Demirtaş, Çiğdem; Candogan, Burak Nazmi

doi:10.3923/pjbs.2006.39.44

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“…Sweet cherry cultivation trends and researches concentrate nowadays all across Europe and worldwide on changing the training system and rootstock combinations (Victor Blanco et al, 2020) from larger trees to smaller ones using higher planting densities equipped with various irrigation systems (Asănică et al, 2011, Senih Yazgan et al, 2006, Möhler, 2005. Modern sweet cherry cultivation (Prunus avium L.) are based on using dwarf vigor, precocious and productive rootstocks worldwide, mainly on 'Gisela' series bred at Justus Liebig University, Giessen, Germany (Franken-Bembenek S., 2005, Verkammen et al, 2006, Hrotko et al, 2009.…”

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Preliminary Results on Evapotranspiration for Sweet Cherry Trees (Prunus avium L.) and Growth Responses to Drip Irrigation in Bistrița Fruit Region

JAKAB-ILYEFALVI,

SOFRON

2022

BUASVMCN-HORT

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The influence of ‘Kordia’ sweet cherry cultivar (Prunus avium L.) grafted on ‘Gisela 5’ and ‘Gisela 3’ rootstocks was evaluated in the environmental conditions of Bistriţa hills in Northern Transylvania Romania, during 2020-2021, in a high-density orchard (2 years old trees were planted at the distance of 4 x 2.0 m) with 1250 trees/ha, trained as spindle bush, equipped with drip irrigation system with application of two treatment irrigation levels (T1-standard irrigation, T2-standard+25%). Preliminary data showed that ‘Kordia’ sweet cherry cultivar grafted on ‘Gisela 5’ rootstock was more vigorous than the one grafted on ‘Gisela 3’, considering the biometrical indicators such as trunk cross sectional area (TCSA) and canopy volume. The water amount from T1 was sufficient to complete the estimated full physiological need of the plants, T2 variant completed with more than 25 % the ETr, thus gave more intense vegetative growth characteristics. Calculations of evapotranspiration (ETr) values for irrigation treatments summed up during March-July (2020-2021) were ranging between 486.5-469 mm. Preliminary research results showed that ‘Kordia’ grafted on ’Gisela 3’ rootstock gave good results to be adapted to high density planting system on condition that irrigation is mandatory to be included in the orchard management system.

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Preliminary Results on Evapotranspiration for Sweet Cherry Trees (Prunus avium L.) and Growth Responses to Drip Irrigation in Bistrița Fruit Region

JAKAB-ILYEFALVI,

SOFRON

2022

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Plant based indicators for irrigation scheduling in young cherry trees

Livellara

Saavedra

Salgado

2011

Agricultural Water Management

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Irrigation Management Practices and Their Influence on Fruit Agroecosystem

Kour¹,

Bakshi²

2019

Irrigation in Agroecosystems

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Annual crops are highly sensitive to water stress, so efficient water management in orchards enhance the production and sustainability of fruit cultivation. The performance of fruit tree in terms of fruit yield, fruit size and quality and long term productivity is highly dependent on irrigation and different species respond to it differently, It is known fact that the amount of fresh water available for agriculture use is decreasing and there is a need to use water efficiently either by using water saving irrigation techniques or by scheduling irrigation as per the plant's need. The scheduling of irrigation in fruit crops has gained significant importance for last one decade due to viewed rise in temperature, changing pattern of rainfall and reduction of fresh water for irrigation purposes especially for farmers indulged in fruit culture. The recent research phenology and physiology of the fruit trees in orchard management with major emphasis on water management practices e.g. deficit irrigation can influence an optimal nutrient equilibrium in soil, improve irrigation efficiency and prevent soil erosions. On this basis, work on irrigation scheduling based on evapotranspiration demand was studied in fruit agroecosystem to maintain high yield and quality of fruit crop.

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Evapotranspiration for Young Cherry Trees (Prunus avium) and Growth Responses to Irrigation

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Preliminary Results on Evapotranspiration for Sweet Cherry Trees (Prunus avium L.) and Growth Responses to Drip Irrigation in Bistrița Fruit Region

Preliminary Results on Evapotranspiration for Sweet Cherry Trees (Prunus avium L.) and Growth Responses to Drip Irrigation in Bistrița Fruit Region

Plant based indicators for irrigation scheduling in young cherry trees

Irrigation Management Practices and Their Influence on Fruit Agroecosystem

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