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DIURNAL AND SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF CWSI AND NON-WATER-STRESSED BASELINE WITH NECTARINE TREES

Article number

537_49

Pages

415 – 421

Language

English

Abstract

The work described was part of the programme, Innovative biological indicators to improve the efficiency of water and nitrogen use and the fruit quality in tree crops Project, a partnership between ISA and INRA. Field studies were conducted in Portugal on different irrigated plots of nectarine trees; a fully irrigated (unstressed plot) and a plot that was not irrigated for some days (stressed plot). The aim of this work was to investigate the effects of plant water stress on canopy temperature, to determine the non-water-stressed baseline and to observe diurnal and seasonal variations of Crop Water Stress Index (CWSI). Canopy temperature, psychrometric and wind speed data were taken each half-hour, between 9:30 and 15:30 h.
Results showed that canopy temperature was higher during the daytime, for both unstressed and stressed plots.
A linear regression of canopy-air temperature differential and the vapor pressure deficit (non-water-stress baseline) showed a r²= 0.65. During the stress period, the average canopy temperature of the stressed plot was up to 5.4oC higher than the unstressed plot.
Diurnal and seasonal average of CWSI values showed differences between unstressed and stressed plots, during the stress period.

Publication

III International Symposium on Irrigation of Horticultural Crops

Authors

A. Garcia, R.G.B. André, M.I. Ferreira, T. do Paço

Keywords

Canopy temperature, water stress, Prunus persica, infrared thermometer,cwsi.

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2000.537.49

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98. POTATO YIELD RESPONSE TO DEFICIT IRRIGATION AND

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100. ROOT WATER ABSORPTION PATTERN IN A PROCESSING TOMATO CROP UNDER DIFFERENT IRRIGATION STRATEGIES

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103. EFFECT OF SPRINKLER IRRIGATION AND DRIP IRRIGATION ON NITRATE CONTENT IN SEVERAL VEGETABLE CROPS GROWN IN LOOSE SANDY SOILS UNDER CONTRASTED RAINFALL CONDITIONS

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104. YIELD-IRRIGATION RELATIONSHIPS FOR FIELD VEGETABLE CROPS GROWN IN CENTRAL POLAND

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105. THE INFLUENCE OF SPRINKLER IRRIGATION ON YIELDS OF SOME VEGETABLE CROPS IN THE REGION OF BYDGOSZCZ, POLAND

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106. THE EFFECT OF WATER STRESS AND DEFICIT IRRIGATION ON YOUNG POTTED OLIVE CV ‘LOCAL-ROGHANI ROODBAR’

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107. APPLICATION OF THE REGULATED DEFICIT OF IRRIGATION TO GRAPEVINES (Vitis vinifera) IN A SUB-HUMID AREA

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108. GRAPEVINE (Vitis vinifera) YIELD AND QUALITY RESPONSE TO IRRIGATION

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109. IRRIGATION OF CORYLUS AVELLANA L.: EFFECTS ON CANOPY DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION OF YOUNG PLANTS

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110. GREEN MANURE AND WATER CONSUMPTION IN SOUTHERN ITALY ORCHARDS

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111. OLIVE TREE (Olea europaea L. CV.

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112. EFFECTS OF WATER STRESS ON TRANSPIRATION, RADIAL GROWTH AND YIELD IN HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY

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113. THE INFLUENCE OF DRIP IRRIGATION ON YIELDS OF SOME CULTIVARS OF APPLE TREES IN CENTRAL POLAND UNDER DIFFERENT RAINFALL CONDITIONS DURING THE VEGETATION SEASON

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114. THE INFLUENCE OF DRIP IRRIGATION ON YIELDS OF SOME CULTIVARS OF STONE FRUIT-BEARING TREES IN CENTRAL POLAND UNDER DIFFERENT RAINFALL CONDITIONS DURING THE VEGETATION SEASON

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