DENG Haoliang, ZHANG Hengjia, LI Fuqiang, et al. Responses of Growth, Photosynthetic Characteristics and Quality of Isatis in Hexi Corridor to Mulched Drip Irrigation Under Water Deficit[J]. 2018, 32(3): 321-327.
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DENG Haoliang, ZHANG Hengjia, LI Fuqiang, et al. Responses of Growth, Photosynthetic Characteristics and Quality of Isatis in Hexi Corridor to Mulched Drip Irrigation Under Water Deficit[J]. 2018, 32(3): 321-327. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.03.048.
Responses of Growth, Photosynthetic Characteristics and Quality of Isatis in Hexi Corridor to Mulched Drip Irrigation Under Water Deficit
The field experiment was carried out to study the effects of different growing stages and different gradient way of regulated deficit irrigation (RDI) on growth
photosynthetic characteristics
yield and quality in Isatis indigotica of the Hexi oasis. Field experiments were conducted from 2016 in the National Key Irrigation Experimental Station of Zhangye Water Resources Bureau in Central Hexi Corridor District
from numerous The Isatis indigotica seeds
bred by the Department of Chinese herbal medicine of Gansu Agricultural University
were used as tested materials. Two-factor randomized blocks were designed with nine treatments
including different growing periods and different gradient way of RDI. Each treatment had three plots as repeats in a completely random-sized design. In each growth period
the photosynthetic parameters of Isatis indigotica were determined
and after the harvest
yield and quality index were measured on fresh Radix Isatis. The results would provide a theoretical basis for reasonable planting and sustainable development of Isatis indigotica in Hexi oasis. The results showed that:(1) In the periods of vegetative stage and fleshy root growth
the water deficit significantly reduced the Isatis leaf net photosynthetic rate
transpiration rate and stomata conductance
and the declines increased with the raising water deficit regulation (WDR) level. (2) The highest yield was achieved under light WDR (7 342.05 kg/hm2) in the mature period of the regressed deficit
which was 5.32% lower than that of the full irrigation (P> 0.05). (3) The highest utilization efficiency of WDR (2.14 kg/m3)
was followed by mild WDR in the flesh root maturity stage. (4) The quality of Isatis root was greatly improved especially in maturity period by mild WDR. The indigo
indirubin and (R
S)-goitrin content of Isatis root were improved by 0.09
0.41 mg/kg and 0.007 8 mg/g
but content of polysaccharide reduced by 3.37 mg/g
respectively. Therefore
considering the yield
water use efficiency and quality
the fleshy root maturity could be implemented with RDI slightly
i.e.
the relative water content of the soil was 60%~90% during this period
which could be used as the optimum way of cultivating irrigation.
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