LIU Xiaofei, FEI Liangjun, DUAN Aiwang, et al. Effect of Regulated Deficit Irrigation (RDI) on Grain Yield and Quality Traits of Winter Wheat and Their Relationship[J]. 2019, 33(3): 276-282.
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LIU Xiaofei, FEI Liangjun, DUAN Aiwang, et al. Effect of Regulated Deficit Irrigation (RDI) on Grain Yield and Quality Traits of Winter Wheat and Their Relationship[J]. 2019, 33(3): 276-282. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.03.041.
Effect of Regulated Deficit Irrigation (RDI) on Grain Yield and Quality Traits of Winter Wheat and Their Relationship
Under conditions of large-scale open-closed type rain-proof shelter
effects of regulated deficit irrigation (RDI) on grain yield and quality of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) and their relationship were studied by the method of tubular soil cultivation
and the aim was to find suitable appropriate stages to impose RDI and degrees of water deficit
offering technical parameters to the establishment of RDI model with water-saving
high yield and good quality. A two-factor (RDI stages and the amount of water deficit) randomize block design was adopted in the pot experiment. Three water regulation deficit stages (beginning of spring growth (I)
stem elongation (Ⅱ) and grain filling (Ⅲ)) were set up
and each stage included three levels of water deficit (60%~65%
50%~55% and 40%~45% of the maximum field capacity for light
moderate and severe deficit
respectively). The results indicated that the grain protein content of winter wheat was not always negatively correlated with soil water content. There were differences in effects of RDI on grain protein content at different growing stages. The correlation between grain protein content and soil water moisture was negative at the stage Ⅱ. Light (60%~65%) or middle degree (50%~55%) of water deficit before jointing stage did not significantly reduce grain yield
protein yield and amino acid content
or even slightly increase grain yield
but severe degree (40%~45%) of water deficit would lead to significant yield reduction. However
even slight water deficit resulted in serious yields reduction after jointing stage. Light degree of water deficit at grain filling stage did not significantly decrease grain yield
but enhanced the water-saving effects and slightly increased amino acid yield. The results also showed that the correlation between grain yield and protein content was not always negative
which could be weakened or changed under certain conditions. There were significant differences in the relationship between grain yield and quality traits at different RDI stages Therefore
it was suggested that coordinating high grain yield in contradiction to good grain quality might be possible. The results of this study preliminarily confirmed that RDI was a practicable technique for coordinating relationship between grain yield and quality characters in winter wheat.
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