Impact of irrigation on plant growth and development of white cabbage

Seidel, Sabine J.; Werisch, Stefan; Schütze, Niels; Laber, Hermann

doi:10.1016/j.agwat.2017.03.011

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“…Previous authors such as Seidel et al (2017) highlighted the importance of irrigation in a complex system of horticultural measures as a key to obtain high yields. The deficit of irrigation as a component of sustainable crop growth method had effects in actual plant size and leaves area, head fresh weight size and total yield, as proven by Xu and Leskovar (2014).…”

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“…Analysing the effect of irrigation on the growth of white cabbage on a loamy sand soil near Dresden, Germany, Seidel et al (2017) concluded that drought stress led to reduced yields, reduced plant height and diminished quality coefficients of the cabbage heads. Based on optimal ETc and soil water balance, early drought stress effects could be compensated by an appropriate water supply in later growing stages.…”

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Irrigation, a Basic Technological Element, for Improving the Autumn Cabbage Yield in Crișurilor Plain, Western Romania

Domuța

Peres

Brejea

et al. 2017

Not Bot Horti Agrobo

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The researches were carried out at the Agricultural Research and Development Station, Crișurilor Plain, Oradea, during 1990Oradea, during -2016. They have demonstrated that irrigation is needed every year due to the extension of the drought regions in Romania. Irrigation has become a basic element in the technology of the autumn cabbage crop due to the yearly pedological drought. For cabbage, the minimum watering depth is considered 0-50 cm, while an irrigation average rate of 2,410 m 3 /ha, with a variation range of 1,330-4,900 m 3 /ha had to be imposed in order to maintain the soil moisture content on the watering depth between the easily available water content and the field capacity. Irrigation improved the microclimate conditions and the ratio water/temperature + light (Domuţa climate index) increased. Daily water consumption increased as well. As a result, total water consumption increased by 70%, with a variation range of 19-872%. Irrigation determined an yield gain of 153%; water use efficiency (kg/m 3 ) increased by 60.0%; irrigation water use efficiency recorded an average value of 13.4 kg yield gain/m 3 , with variation range 6.7 kg yield gain/m 3 -24.2 kg yield gain/m 3 . The correlations quantified in the soil-water-plant system (number of days with pedological drought, yield, respectively yield gain; Domuţa climate index-yield; water consumption-yield) support irrigation for the autumn cabbage crop from Crişurilor Plain.

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Irrigation, a Basic Technological Element, for Improving the Autumn Cabbage Yield in Crișurilor Plain, Western Romania

Domuța

Peres

Brejea

et al. 2017

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“…On the other hand, irrigation deficit impairs the development of culture because it reduces irrigation development and makes the final product unviable for trading and consumption. Therefore, such deficit results in reduced yield and, consequently, in losses to producers (Pereira et al, 2016;Lellis et al, 2017;Koksal et al, 2017;Seidel et al, 2017).…”

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“…Overall, vegetables are extremely dependent on appropriate water input, in all development phases, for biomass production at acceptable amounts and quality. This sector is one of the most demanding in the agricultural sector due to its irrigation water demand (Sousa et al, 2011;Tomassoni et al, 2013;Silva et al, 2014;Léllis et al, 2017;Seidel et al, 2017). Thus, the search for sustainable management ways capable of allowing the preservation of natural resources and the replacement of conventional production systems is growing (Souza et al, 2013).…”

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Yield and water use efficiency of cauliflower under irrigation different levels in tropical climate

Souza¹,

Silva²,

Tanaka³

et al. 2018

Afr. J. Agric. Res.

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The aim of the present study is to assess the effects of different irrigation blades on the growth and yield of cauliflower cv. Verona CMS. The plants were cultivated in Red-yellow Latosol during the dry period (winter-spring 2014 and 2015), in the Cerrado-Amazon transition region, Middle-Northern of Mato Grasso State, Brazil. The reference evapotranspiration (ETo) was recorded through the Class A pan method by using tank coefficient of (Kp) 0.7795. We assessed the blades of 40, 60, 80, 100 and 120% evapotranspiration of the culture (ETc) by taking into account the cultivation coefficients (Kc) of 0.70 and 0.95 in the vegetative and reproductive phases. With regard to the morphometric variables of the plants (height, stem diameter and number of leaves) there were no significant interactions between assessment time (days after planting) and irrigation blades throughout the crop years. The hydric response functions presented higher yield at repositions from 80% to 100% of ETc. Variations in the irrigation blade did not influence the thermal demands for the inflorescence differentiation period or the inflorescence shape. Increased irrigated blade reduced water use efficiency: 7.4 and 12.4 kg of fresh mass per m³ of irrigated water.

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“…Uno de los agravantes de la situación actual en cuanto al déficit hídrico, es debido al calentamiento de la temperatura del Océano Pacífico ocasionado por el fenómeno El Niño, donde la zona andina colombiana reporta una reducción de las lluvias entre 20 y 30% (IDEAM, 2015), lo que ha afectado los cultivos de hortalizas como lechuga, repollo y brócoli, ya que uno de los principales requisitos de producción de estas especies es el adecuado suministro de agua para una buena productividad (Seidel et al, 2017).…”

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Efecto del riego por goteo y exudación sobre el rendimiento de hortalizas en clima frío

Benavides¹,

Barraza²,

Navia³

2017

rcia

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Efecto del riego por goteo y exudación sobre el rendimiento de hortalizas en clima frío RESUMENLos pequeños productores de hortalizas del sur de Colombia, dependen de la precipitación pluvial para el riego de sus cultivos; sin embargo, los periodos de sequía han aumentado, amenazando el rendimiento de las cosechas, por lo tanto, se ha incremento el uso del riego presurizado. El objetivo fue comparar el efecto de los sistemas de riego por goteo y exudación en diferentes ciclos de cultivos sobre el rendimiento de lechuga (Lactuca sativa L.), repollo (Brassica oleracea L. var. Capitata) y brócoli (Brassica oleracea L. var. Italica). Se utilizó un diseño de bloques completos al azar con arreglo bifactorial. El factor 1 comprendió sistemas de riego y un testigo (riego por goteo, cinta exudante y sin riego), mientras que el factor 2 fue representado por dos ciclos de cultivo (primero, entre septiembre 9 y diciembre 12 de 2013 y segundo, entre marzo 11 y junio 13 de 2014). Con sistema de riego por goteo el rendimiento fue mayor para todas las hortalizas. Para lechuga se obtuvieron 20t/ha y presento una disminución de 13% y 18% para el tratamiento testigo y riego por exudación, respectivamente. En repollo el rendimiento fue de 53t/ha y presentó disminución del 35% en los tratamientos testigo y riego por exudación. En brócoli se obtuvieron 13t/ha, donde el tratamiento testigo se redujo en un 59%, mientras que en el sistema de riego por exudación fue de 40%. Con relación al análisis económico la falta de riego presento relación beneficio costo menor en todos los experimentos.Palabras clave: Precipitación, minifundista, lechuga, repollo, brócoli.Volumen 34(1):108-116

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Impact of irrigation on plant growth and development of white cabbage

Cited by 27 publications

References 32 publications

Irrigation, a Basic Technological Element, for Improving the Autumn Cabbage Yield in Crișurilor Plain, Western Romania

Irrigation, a Basic Technological Element, for Improving the Autumn Cabbage Yield in Crișurilor Plain, Western Romania

Yield and water use efficiency of cauliflower under irrigation different levels in tropical climate

Efecto del riego por goteo y exudación sobre el rendimiento de hortalizas en clima frío

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