Claim · model-written summary
The authors recommend reducing irrigation to 66%Etc. from harvest to inflorescence emergence.
- Outcome
- decrease the irrigation water quantities to 66%Etc. at the stage from harvest to inflorescence emergencee0
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Verbatim
e0“Thus it can decrease the irrigation water quantities to 66%Etc. at the stage from harvest to inflorescence emergence.”
Title
Ikram Saad El-Din 2012
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Intervention effect Deficit irrigation reduced olive vegetative growth measures.
- Intervention effect Deficit irrigation reduced olive yield and fruit weight.
- Intervention effect Deficit irrigation reduced stomatal opening, leaf water potential, and transpiration.
- Intervention effect Full-season 100% Etc. irrigation gave the highest values for the reported growth, yield, fruit weight, and physiology measures.
- Intervention effect The 66% Etc. treatments across the tested stages gave intermediate growth, yield, fruit weight, and physiology values.
- Intervention effect The 33% Etc. treatment from pit hardening to harvest gave the lowest values of the preceding growth, yield, fruit weight, and physiology group.
- Intervention effect Full-season 100% Etc. irrigation produced the highest flowering and fruit set measures.
- Intervention effect The 66% and 33% Etc. pit hardening to harvest treatments followed full irrigation for flowering and fruit set measures.
- Intervention effect The 66% and 33% Etc. harvest to inflorescence emergence treatments gave intermediate flowering and fruit set values.
- Intervention effect The 66% and 33% Etc. inflorescence emergence to pit hardening treatments gave the lowest flowering and fruit set values.
- Intervention effect The 33% irrigation treatment at inflorescence emergence to pit hardening gave the lowest yield.
- Intervention effect The 33% irrigation treatment at pit hardening to harvest gave the lowest fruit weight.
- Recommendation The authors advise against reduced irrigation from inflorescence emergence to pit hardening and from pit hardening to harvest.