Claim · model-written summary
The younger apple orchard needed irrigation of 450 t/ha in the arable layer.
- Taxon
- apple
Malus domesticat0 - Outcome
- irrigation ratese4
- Value
- 450 t hae4
- Qualifier
- in the arable layere4
- Setting
- younger orcharde4
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Verbatim
e4“Therefore, in a younger orchard, there was a need to use irrigation rates of up to 1400 t ha for one meter thickness, and in the arable layer, respectively, 450 t ha”
t0“APPLE ORCHARDS”
Title
Irina Gefke; Sergey Makarychev; Elena Pivovarova Vestnik Altajskogo gosudarstvennogo agrarnogo universiteta 2023. doi:10.53083/1996-4277-2023-228-10-30-35
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Association Soil under older apple trees was cooler than under young trees, by 4-11°C in daily accumulated temperature.
- Association Moisture storage under old apple trees was higher than in a younger orchard.
- Mechanism Reduced evaporation and transpiration under older apple trees are assumed to explain their higher moisture storage.
- Observation A soil moisture deficit remained throughout the profile of chernozem in orchards of different ages in summer 2004.
- Observation The younger apple orchard needed irrigation rates of up to 1400 t/ha per metre of soil depth.
- Observation Productive moisture storage in the old-aged orchard stayed at the good rank until mid-August.
- Observation Productive moisture storage in the old-aged orchard dropped to the poor rank only in September.
- Observation Under 1996 apple plantings in 2005, a significant moisture deficit of 49 mm appeared in the upper 20 cm layer by early June.
- Observation The water regime under the 1996 apple plantings in summer 2005 was more intense throughout the soil profile.
- Association In the old-aged orchard, the amount of available moisture and its deficit changed to a lesser extent over the years.
- Association With tree age, fluctuations in the hydrothermal regime during the growing season decreased.