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DOI10.3390/horticulturae5020046
Water Use and Leaf Nutrient Status for Terraced Cherimoya Trees in a Subtropical Mediterranean Environment
Hugo Duran-Zuazo, Victor; Franco Tarifa, Dionisio; Francisco Garcia-Tejero, Ivan; Gutierrez Gordillo, Saray; Cermeno Sacristan, Pedro; Pertifiez Roldan, Juan Jose
通讯作者Duran-Zuazo, VH (corresponding author), IFAPA Ctr Camino de Purchil, Camino de Purchil S-N, Granada 18004, Spain.
来源期刊HORTICULTURAE
EISSN2311-7524
出版年2019
卷号5期号:2
英文摘要Water scarcity in many semi-arid agricultural areas, in particular for the Mediterranean basin, is promoting changes in irrigated agriculture, with alternative strategies being introduced for water-use optimization. The coast of Granada and Malaga (Southeast Spain) is an economically important area for subtropical fruit cultivation. This intensively irrigated agriculture is characterized by requiring extra amounts of water and the adoption of sustainable practices to improve agricultural water management. A two-season experiment was conducted to assess (1) the water use in terraced cherimoya (Annona cherimola Mill. cv. Fino de Jete) orchards under conventional and organic production systems with drainage lysimeters, and (2) the impact on fruit yield and nutritional effects between the two considered production systems. Crop coefficient (Kc) values for cherimoya were 0.60-0.66, 0.64-0.71, and 0.48-0.62 at flowering, fruit set, and fruit growth, respectively. Fruit yield was similar in both systems, ranging from 47.1 for conventional to 44.1 kg tree(-1) for organic farming, averaging 13.2 and 12.3 t.ha(-1), respectively. No differences between these systems were observed in terms of leaf nutrient status, with variations in the N, P, and K contents during the different phenological stages. The N, P, and K lessen during flowering and fruit growth; the highest levels of these nutrients were fixed at harvest. These patterns were the opposite in Ca and Mg, ascribable to the antagonism between K and both Ca and Mg. Thus, these findings highlight the need to establish the optimal use of irrigation water with respect to crop requirements, thereby encouraging sustainable subtropical farming in terraces.
英文关键词Annona cherimolia Mill. subtropical farming water scarcity leaf-nutrient content
类型Article
语种英语
开放获取类型gold
收录类别SCI-E
WOS记录号WOS:000474247700020
WOS关键词CROP COEFFICIENT ; CLIMATE-CHANGE ; EVAPOTRANSPIRATION ; REQUIREMENTS ; AGRICULTURE ; FERTILITY ; GROWTH ; IMPACT ; MILL.
WOS类目Horticulture
WOS研究方向Agriculture
资源类型期刊论文
条目标识符http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/369868
作者单位[Hugo Duran-Zuazo, Victor; Pertifiez Roldan, Juan Jose] IFAPA Ctr Camino de Purchil, Camino de Purchil S-N, Granada 18004, Spain; [Franco Tarifa, Dionisio] Ayto Almunecar, Plaza Constituc 1, Almunecar 18690, Spain; [Francisco Garcia-Tejero, Ivan; Gutierrez Gordillo, Saray; Cermeno Sacristan, Pedro] IFAPA Ctr Las Torres Tomejil, Carretera Sevilla Alcala del Rio Km 12,2, Alcala Del Rio 41200, Spain
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Hugo Duran-Zuazo, Victor,Franco Tarifa, Dionisio,Francisco Garcia-Tejero, Ivan,et al. Water Use and Leaf Nutrient Status for Terraced Cherimoya Trees in a Subtropical Mediterranean Environment[J],2019,5(2).
APA Hugo Duran-Zuazo, Victor,Franco Tarifa, Dionisio,Francisco Garcia-Tejero, Ivan,Gutierrez Gordillo, Saray,Cermeno Sacristan, Pedro,&Pertifiez Roldan, Juan Jose.(2019).Water Use and Leaf Nutrient Status for Terraced Cherimoya Trees in a Subtropical Mediterranean Environment.HORTICULTURAE,5(2).
MLA Hugo Duran-Zuazo, Victor,et al."Water Use and Leaf Nutrient Status for Terraced Cherimoya Trees in a Subtropical Mediterranean Environment".HORTICULTURAE 5.2(2019).
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