Paper · 2023 · Jordan Journal of Agricultural Sciences

Effect of Supplemental Irrigation on Wheat Performance Grown in Semi-Arid Environment

Raeda Al-Mayta; Adel H. Abdel-Ghani; Saddam Aref Al-Dalain; et al.

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Abstract

This study was carried out to determine the effects of different supplemental irrigation (SI) treatments on yield, yield components, and some drought-related traits in eight wheat varieties grown in the semi-arid environment of Jordan. Two SI treatments were used in addition to the control (i.e. rainfed treatment with 262.8mm accumulated rains): partially SI treatment (PSI=262.8mm rains+220mm irrigation at anthesis stage) and continuous SI treatment (CSI= 262.8mm rains + 377.5mm at 2-3 weeks intervals during different stages of wheat growth). Seven durum wheat varieties; namely Sham1, Omqais, Acsad65, Bani Suef6, Bani Suef4, Horani Nawawi, and Dairalla6 in addition to one bread wheat variety (Ammon) were included in this study. Yield and yield components were significantly increased and the time required to anthesis and maturity were delayed by SI. PSI treatment significantly increased grain yield by 50.2%, while CSI increased yield by 121% as compared to the control treatment. Considerable variations among varieties were observed under different irrigation treatments. Sham1 (2266.7 kg ha-1), Omqais (2253.3 kg ha-1), and Acsad65 (1963.3 kg ha-1) gave the highest grain yield under control treatment with low drought susceptibility indices, implying their low grain yield losses under control as compared with SI treatments with high genetic potentials for drought tolerance. The top-yielding varieties under CSI were Acsad65 (4716.7 kg ha-1), Dairalla6 (4586.7 kg ha-1), Bani Suef6 (4460 kg ha-1), and Omqais (4360 kg ha-1). Under PSI, Sham1 (3303 kg ha-1) followed by Dairalla6 (3193.3 kg ha-1), Horani Nawawi (3130 kg ha-1), and Bani Suef6 (3026.7 kg ha-1) gave the highest grain yield. All yield components (number of kernels per spike, number of tillers, and grain size) significantly contributed to increasing grain yield under SI. In conclusion, SI under rainfed conditions improves yield-attributing traits, which led to a substantial increase in grain yield. It would be possible to increase GY by more than 3 and 4 tonnes ha-1 with PSI and CSI, respectively.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Supplemental irrigation increased yield and yield components significantly.

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“Yield and yield components were significantly increased and the time required to anthesis and maturity were delayed by SI.”

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“eight wheat varieties”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Supplemental irrigation delayed anthesis and maturity.

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“Yield and yield components were significantly increased and the time required to anthesis and maturity were delayed by SI.”

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“eight wheat varieties”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Partial supplemental irrigation increased grain yield by 50.2% versus control.

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“PSI treatment significantly increased grain yield by 50.2%, while CSI increased yield by 121% as compared to the control treatment.”

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“eight wheat varieties”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Continuous supplemental irrigation increased yield by 121% versus control.

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“PSI treatment significantly increased grain yield by 50.2%, while CSI increased yield by 121% as compared to the control treatment.”

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“eight wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Sham1 yielded 2266.7 kg ha-1 under control.

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2266.7 kg ha-1e0

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“Sham1 (2266.7 kg ha-1), Omqais (2253.3 kg ha-1), and Acsad65 (1963.3 kg ha-1) gave the highest grain yield under control treatment”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Omqais yielded 2253.3 kg ha-1 under control.

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“Sham1 (2266.7 kg ha-1), Omqais (2253.3 kg ha-1), and Acsad65 (1963.3 kg ha-1) gave the highest grain yield under control treatment”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Acsad65 yielded 1963.3 kg ha-1 under control.

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“Sham1 (2266.7 kg ha-1), Omqais (2253.3 kg ha-1), and Acsad65 (1963.3 kg ha-1) gave the highest grain yield under control treatment”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Acsad65 yielded 4716.7 kg ha-1 under CSI.

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4716.7 kg ha-1e0

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“The top-yielding varieties under CSI were Acsad65 (4716.7 kg ha-1), Dairalla6 (4586.7 kg ha-1), Bani Suef6 (4460 kg ha-1), and Omqais (4360 kg ha-1).”

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Dairalla6 yielded 4586.7 kg ha-1 under CSI.

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“The top-yielding varieties under CSI were Acsad65 (4716.7 kg ha-1), Dairalla6 (4586.7 kg ha-1), Bani Suef6 (4460 kg ha-1), and Omqais (4360 kg ha-1).”

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Bani Suef6 yielded 4460 kg ha-1 under CSI.

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“The top-yielding varieties under CSI were Acsad65 (4716.7 kg ha-1), Dairalla6 (4586.7 kg ha-1), Bani Suef6 (4460 kg ha-1), and Omqais (4360 kg ha-1).”

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Omqais yielded 4360 kg ha-1 under CSI.

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4360 kg ha-1e0

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“The top-yielding varieties under CSI were Acsad65 (4716.7 kg ha-1), Dairalla6 (4586.7 kg ha-1), Bani Suef6 (4460 kg ha-1), and Omqais (4360 kg ha-1).”

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“eight wheat varieties”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Sham1 yielded 3303 kg ha-1 under PSI.

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3303 kg ha-1e0

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“Under PSI, Sham1 (3303 kg ha-1) followed by Dairalla6 (3193.3 kg ha-1), Horani Nawawi (3130 kg ha-1), and Bani Suef6 (3026.7 kg ha-1) gave the highest grain yield.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Dairalla6 yielded 3193.3 kg ha-1 under PSI.

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grain yielde0
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3193.3 kg ha-1e0

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“Under PSI, Sham1 (3303 kg ha-1) followed by Dairalla6 (3193.3 kg ha-1), Horani Nawawi (3130 kg ha-1), and Bani Suef6 (3026.7 kg ha-1) gave the highest grain yield.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Horani Nawawi yielded 3130 kg ha-1 under PSI.

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grain yielde0
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3130 kg ha-1e0

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“Under PSI, Sham1 (3303 kg ha-1) followed by Dairalla6 (3193.3 kg ha-1), Horani Nawawi (3130 kg ha-1), and Bani Suef6 (3026.7 kg ha-1) gave the highest grain yield.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Bani Suef6 yielded 3026.7 kg ha-1 under PSI.

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grain yielde0
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3026.7 kg ha-1e0

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“Under PSI, Sham1 (3303 kg ha-1) followed by Dairalla6 (3193.3 kg ha-1), Horani Nawawi (3130 kg ha-1), and Bani Suef6 (3026.7 kg ha-1) gave the highest grain yield.”

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“eight wheat varieties”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Kernels per spike, tillers and grain size significantly contributed to grain yield under irrigation.

Treatment
SIe0
Outcome
grain yielde0
Direction
increasinge0
Qualifier
number of kernels per spike, number of tillers, and grain sizee0

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“All yield components (number of kernels per spike, number of tillers, and grain size) significantly contributed to increasing grain yield under SI.”

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“eight wheat varieties”

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