Optimizing the yield of winter wheat by regulating water consumption during vegetative and reproductive stages under limited water supply----中国科学院遗传发育所农业资源研究中心

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论文题目	Optimizing the yield of winter wheat by regulating water consumption during vegetative and reproductive stages under limited water supply
作　　者	Xiying Zhang（张喜英）, Yanzhe Wang（王艳哲）, Hongyong Sun（孙宏勇）, Suying Chen（陈素英） and Liwei Shao（邵立威）;
发表年度	2012
刊物名称	Irrigation Science
卷、期、页码	Published online; 11 October; 2012
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论文摘要	To ensure sustainable agricultural water use in water shortage regions, practices of deficit irrigation should be adopted. This study investigated the performance of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) under limited water supply from 2005 to 2011, a six-season field test on the North China Plain. The test was comprised of four treatments: rain-fed, single irrigation applied at sowing to obtain a good level of soil moisture at the start of crop growth (I1s), single irrigation applied during recovery to jointing (I1r), and full irrigation supplied as three irrigations (control, I3). The results showed that grain yield was significantly correlated with rainfall before heading and with evapotranspiration (ET) after heading (P\0.01) under rain-fed conditions. The average contribution of soil water stored before sowing to seasonal ET was 90, 103, and 145 mm for rain-fed, I1s, and I1r, respectively, during the six seasons. A smaller root length density (RLD), which restricted utilization of deep soil water by the crop, was one of the reasons for the lower yield with rain-fed and I1s treatments compared with the I1r treatment in dry seasons. The results also showed that the limited irrigation applied from recovery to jointing stage (Treatment I1r) significantly promoted vegetative growth and more efficient soil water use during the reproductive (postheading) stage, resulting in a 21.6 % yield increase compared with that of the I1s treatment. And although the average yield of the I1r treatment was 14 % lower than that of the full irrigation treatment, seasonal irrigation was reduced by 120–140 mm. With smaller penalties in yield and a larger reduction in applied irrigation, I1r could be considered a feasible irrigation practice that could be used in the NCP for conservation of groundwater resources.
全文链接	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00271-012-0391-8
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