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Effect of soil moisture on temperate fruit crops: A review
Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry · 2018 · Vol. 7(6) · pp. 2277–2282
Abstract
Water is the most important input for fruit production. It is required by the fruit plants throughout their life for different physiological processes. Water influences cell division, cell enlargement, respiration, absorption, translocation and utilization of mineral nutrients besides other physiological processes. Optimizing water applications by scheduling irrigation to fruit orchards may increase water productivity, reduce production costs, and increase tree growth and fruit yield.
Plant Physiology and Cultivation StudiesNutrientEnvironmental scienceTemperate climateAgronomyMoistureIrrigationWater contentWater savingYield (engineering)Productivity
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