The daily minimum leaf turgor pressure can represent the water status of apple trees under drip irrigation
Ruixia Chen,
Quanyue Xu,
Junliang Wan
et al.
Abstract:IntroductionAccurate diagnosis of the water status of fruit trees is a prerequisite for precise irrigation. Measurement of leaf turgor pressure provides a means to explore the water utilization mechanisms of fruit trees and their responses to water stress. However, there are few studies on the use of daily minimum leaf turgor pressure (Ppmax) to indicate water information in apple tree.MethodsWe monitored Ppmax, stem flow rate (Vstem), leaf water potential, soil water, and the main meteorological factors under… Show more
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