Paper · 1970 · Experimental Agriculture

Water Relations of Beans II. Effects of Differential Irrigation on Yield and Seed Size of Broad Beans

A. H. El Nadi

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Abstract

SUMMARY A crop of broad beans was subjected to different water treatments with a view to finding the most economical irrigation policy. Increments in yield were obtained from the sixth to ninth irrigation, but the relative significance of each irrigation after the sixth was dependent upon whether irrigation water was saved during the vegetative and early flowering phase, or during the phase of pod development. The influence of the different water regimes on yield components and on some attributes of growth was studied.

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Broad bean yield increased from the sixth through ninth irrigation, depending on timing of water savings.

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broad beansVicia fabat0
Treatment
sixth to ninth irrigatione0
Outcome
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Incrementse0
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whether irrigation water was saved during the vegetative and early flowering phase, or during the phase of pod developmente0

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“Increments in yield were obtained from the sixth to ninth irrigation, but the relative significance of each irrigation after the sixth was dependent upon whether irrigation water was saved during the vegetative and early flowering phase, or during the phase of pod development.”

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“Broad Beans”

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