[Objective] This study was to investigate the effects of different irrigation amount on water consumption and water use efficiency of greenhouse cucumber.[Method]Under the condition of drip irrigation with different w...[Objective] This study was to investigate the effects of different irrigation amount on water consumption and water use efficiency of greenhouse cucumber.[Method]Under the condition of drip irrigation with different water amounts in sunlight greenhouse of the arid areas in Ningxia,the soil water was measured and the water consumption of crop was calculated.[Result]When irrigation amount was 563 mm,the water consumption as a whole gradually increased with the delay of growth period,reached peak during the thriving stage of fruit setting,and then gradually declined;in each treatment,the daily water consumption increased with the increasing of irrigation amount during each growth period.However,the consumption of soil moisture reduced with the significant increase of irrigation.563 mm of irrigation amount could meet the water requirements of cucumber and began to add water to soil,and water utilization efficiency could reach 33.4 kg/m3.[Conclusion]The research had provided theoretical basis for water management in the production process of greenhouse cucumber.展开更多
[Objective] This study was conducted to investigate the effect of soil moisture on the growth and water utilization of Chinese kale. [Method] The law of water absorption and utilization of Chinese kale was researched ...[Objective] This study was conducted to investigate the effect of soil moisture on the growth and water utilization of Chinese kale. [Method] The law of water absorption and utilization of Chinese kale was researched under the same irri- gation frequency and different irrigation maximums. [Result] Soil water deficit re- duced water contents in plants in seedling stage and in plants and various organs in maturation stage; water consumption of individual plant was the lowest in 55% treatment of soil A and 45% treatment of soil B, which showed the values of 2.244 and 2.235 L/plant, respectively, and saved water by 23.91% and 21.14% compared with CK; water use efficiencies of soil A with a water content of 55% and soil B with a water content of 35% were the highest, i.e., 6.043 and 5.958 g/L, which were higher than that of CK by 20.09% and 41.72%, respectively; and regulated deficit irrigation also improved irrigation water productivity, and the two kinds of soil both showed in 75% treatments the highest irrigation water productivities, i.e., 40.44 and 40.49 g/L, which were higher than that of CK by 5.64% and 13.39%, respec- tively. [Conclusion[ Controlling irrigation maximum could save water consumed by Chinese kale, improve water use efficiency and improve yield and quality.展开更多
This study aimed to investigate the effects of different irrigation amounts on water consumption and water use efficiency of celery under the condition of drip irrigation, so as to provide a scientific basis for high-...This study aimed to investigate the effects of different irrigation amounts on water consumption and water use efficiency of celery under the condition of drip irrigation, so as to provide a scientific basis for high-yielding, high-quality and highefficiency cultivation and water-saving irrigation of greenhouse celery. Total five irrigation amounts were designed, 117.5 (T1), 160.0 (T2), 202.5 (T3), 245.0 (T4) and 287.5 (CK) mm/hm2, and the effects of different irrigation amounts on yield, water consumption and water use efficiency of celery were studied by plot experiment. The results showed that at the soil depth of 0-40 cm, the soil water storages of different treatments ranked as T3's〉T4's〉CK's〉T2's〉T1's, and the celery water consumptions ranked as CK's〉T4's〉T3's〉T2's〉T1's. At the same time, the soil water storage in different treatment group declined with the growth of celery, and finally increased at the harvest period. Among different irrigation amounts, the water use effi- ciency and irrigation water use efficiency all ranked as T1's〉T2's〉T3's〉T4's〉CK's. The water consumption of celery was positively related to irrigation amount (P〈 0.01), and was negatively related to water use efficiency (P〈0.01) and irrigation water use efficiency (P〈0.05). When the irrigation amount was below 253 mm/hm2, the celery yield was positively related to irrigation amount (P〈0.01). There was also a positive correlation between celery output and irrigation amount. Compared with those of CK, the benefit of the T4 treatment group was equal, and the water consumption was reduced by 14.78%. In high-efficiency solar greenhouse, the irrigation amount of drip-irrigated celery is recommended as 245 mm/hm2.展开更多
基金Supported by National Key Technology R&D Program of China(2007BAD88B06)~~
文摘[Objective] This study was to investigate the effects of different irrigation amount on water consumption and water use efficiency of greenhouse cucumber.[Method]Under the condition of drip irrigation with different water amounts in sunlight greenhouse of the arid areas in Ningxia,the soil water was measured and the water consumption of crop was calculated.[Result]When irrigation amount was 563 mm,the water consumption as a whole gradually increased with the delay of growth period,reached peak during the thriving stage of fruit setting,and then gradually declined;in each treatment,the daily water consumption increased with the increasing of irrigation amount during each growth period.However,the consumption of soil moisture reduced with the significant increase of irrigation.563 mm of irrigation amount could meet the water requirements of cucumber and began to add water to soil,and water utilization efficiency could reach 33.4 kg/m3.[Conclusion]The research had provided theoretical basis for water management in the production process of greenhouse cucumber.
基金Supported by Science and Technology Planning Project of Guangdong Province:Application Research and Demonstration of Automatic Irrigation based on Testing Soil Moisture in Vegetable Production(2015A020209068)Special Fund for Agro-scientific Research in the Public Interest:Research on High-efficiency Vegetable Cultivation and Typical Vegetable Field Non-point Source Pollution Control Technique in South China,Comprehensive Technical Solution for Non-point Source Pollution by Chemical Fertilizer in Farmland(201502103)~~
文摘[Objective] This study was conducted to investigate the effect of soil moisture on the growth and water utilization of Chinese kale. [Method] The law of water absorption and utilization of Chinese kale was researched under the same irri- gation frequency and different irrigation maximums. [Result] Soil water deficit re- duced water contents in plants in seedling stage and in plants and various organs in maturation stage; water consumption of individual plant was the lowest in 55% treatment of soil A and 45% treatment of soil B, which showed the values of 2.244 and 2.235 L/plant, respectively, and saved water by 23.91% and 21.14% compared with CK; water use efficiencies of soil A with a water content of 55% and soil B with a water content of 35% were the highest, i.e., 6.043 and 5.958 g/L, which were higher than that of CK by 20.09% and 41.72%, respectively; and regulated deficit irrigation also improved irrigation water productivity, and the two kinds of soil both showed in 75% treatments the highest irrigation water productivities, i.e., 40.44 and 40.49 g/L, which were higher than that of CK by 5.64% and 13.39%, respec- tively. [Conclusion[ Controlling irrigation maximum could save water consumed by Chinese kale, improve water use efficiency and improve yield and quality.
基金Supported by Special Fund for Agro-scientific Research in the Public Interest of China(201303133-3)Tianjin Science and Technology Plan Project(14ZCDGNC00108)Agricultural Science and Technology Achievements Transformation and Extension Project of Tianjin City(201203030)~~
文摘This study aimed to investigate the effects of different irrigation amounts on water consumption and water use efficiency of celery under the condition of drip irrigation, so as to provide a scientific basis for high-yielding, high-quality and highefficiency cultivation and water-saving irrigation of greenhouse celery. Total five irrigation amounts were designed, 117.5 (T1), 160.0 (T2), 202.5 (T3), 245.0 (T4) and 287.5 (CK) mm/hm2, and the effects of different irrigation amounts on yield, water consumption and water use efficiency of celery were studied by plot experiment. The results showed that at the soil depth of 0-40 cm, the soil water storages of different treatments ranked as T3's〉T4's〉CK's〉T2's〉T1's, and the celery water consumptions ranked as CK's〉T4's〉T3's〉T2's〉T1's. At the same time, the soil water storage in different treatment group declined with the growth of celery, and finally increased at the harvest period. Among different irrigation amounts, the water use effi- ciency and irrigation water use efficiency all ranked as T1's〉T2's〉T3's〉T4's〉CK's. The water consumption of celery was positively related to irrigation amount (P〈 0.01), and was negatively related to water use efficiency (P〈0.01) and irrigation water use efficiency (P〈0.05). When the irrigation amount was below 253 mm/hm2, the celery yield was positively related to irrigation amount (P〈0.01). There was also a positive correlation between celery output and irrigation amount. Compared with those of CK, the benefit of the T4 treatment group was equal, and the water consumption was reduced by 14.78%. In high-efficiency solar greenhouse, the irrigation amount of drip-irrigated celery is recommended as 245 mm/hm2.