Claim · model-written summary
Keeping irrigated soil moisture at 75% to 85% FC during fructification is the better practice for cucumber.
- Taxon
- cucumber
Cucumis sativust0 - Treatment
- 75% to 85%FCe4
- Outcome
- irrigated soil moisturee4
- Qualifier
- during the period of fructificatione4
- Setting
- Solar Greenhouset0
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Verbatim
t0“Intelligent Irrigation Control Index for Cucumber in Solar Greenhouse”
e4“the author consider it better to keep the irrigated soil moisture between 75% to 85%FC,during the period of fructification”
Title
Intelligent Irrigation Control Index for Cucumber in Solar Greenhouse
Yunkai Li Journal of Irrigation and Drainage 2008
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Irrigation at 75% to 85% FC during fructification gave a cucumber yield of 67.637 t/hm2.
- Observation Irrigation at 70% to 80% FC during fructification gave a cucumber yield of 59.559 t/hm2.
- Observation Irrigation at 65% to 75% FC during fructification gave a cucumber yield of 52.898 t/hm2.
- Observation Irrigation at 75% to 85% FC gave a utilization efficiency of crop moisture of 25.84 kg/m3.
- Observation Irrigation at 70% to 80% FC gave a utilization efficiency of crop moisture of 27.69 kg/m3.
- Observation Irrigation at 65% to 75% FC gave a utilization efficiency of crop moisture of 28.50 kg/m3.
- Intervention effect Different irrigation levels caused remarkable differences in cucumber yield.
- Intervention effect Different irrigation levels did not change the utilization efficiency of moisture.