DOI: 10.4995/thesis/10251/28582
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Regulated deficit irrigation in citrus: agronomic response and water stress indicators

Abstract: AGRADECIMIENTOSComo me imagino será el caso de la mayoría de personas que se deciden por obtener el título de doctor, la consecución de éste ha sido posible gracias a la ayuda, en muy distintas formas, de un número muy amplio de personas.En primer lugar agradezco a mis directores de Tesis D. Juan Ramón Castel Sánchez y D. Diego Sebastiano Intrigliolo Molina el haberse preocupado de que mi formación como investigador haya sido la mejor posible. Agradezco los valiosos consejos que me han dado para, como mínimo, … Show more

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“…Trees in the 60 SDI and PRD treatments had SWP values similar to control trees. In our study, SWP values are typical of nonstressed trees or trees with a very mild stress without consequences in growth (Ballester, 2013). There have been several studies in fruit tree species on the effectiveness of using parameters based on trunk diameter fluctuations to detect water deficit, and the different results of these studies respond mostly to the species and to the degree of soil water deficit (for a review, see Ortuño et al, 2010).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Trees in the 60 SDI and PRD treatments had SWP values similar to control trees. In our study, SWP values are typical of nonstressed trees or trees with a very mild stress without consequences in growth (Ballester, 2013). There have been several studies in fruit tree species on the effectiveness of using parameters based on trunk diameter fluctuations to detect water deficit, and the different results of these studies respond mostly to the species and to the degree of soil water deficit (for a review, see Ortuño et al, 2010).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%