WANG Zeyi, ZHANG Hengjia, WANG Yucai, et al. Responses of Water Consumption Characteristics, Yield, and Quality of[J]. 2020, 34(3): 318-325.
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WANG Zeyi, ZHANG Hengjia, WANG Yucai, et al. Responses of Water Consumption Characteristics, Yield, and Quality of[J]. 2020, 34(3): 318-325. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.03.046.
Responses of Water Consumption Characteristics, Yield, and Quality of
and quality of Isatis tinctoriaunder-mulche drip irrigation were studied by a field experiment. In 2018
the I.tinctoria water control experiment was carried out at the Yimin Irrigation Experimental Station in Minle County
Gansu Province. The seedling stage and the fleshy root growth period were fully flooded
and different gradients (mild
moderate and severe) WD treatment were carried out in the vegetative growth period and the fleshy root growth stage
and various growth indicators
yield
water use efficiency and quality were determined. The results showed that: (1)In the period of vegetative stage and fleshy root growth
the moderate and severe water deficit significantly reduced the plant height
leaf number
main root length
and main root diameter
and the declines increased with the raising WD level
While the mild WD treatment showed no significant difference compared with control group. (2)The water consumption of I. tinctoria in the period of vegetative and the fleshy root growth decreased gradually with the increasing of WD regulation
which was significantly lower than the control group (P<0.05). The order of water consumption intensity change was that: the vegetative and the fleshy root growth (about 3.0 mm/d) > the fleshy root maturity (about 1.5 mm/d) > the seedling (about 1.0 mm/d). (3)In the vegetative period
the mild WD treatment (V1G0) had the highest yield and water use efficiency
reaching 8 475.38 kg/hm2 and 23.33 kg/(hm2·mm)
respectively
and the treatment of V1G1 followed
and yield and water use efficiency of the remaining treatments decreased significantly (P<0.05). (4) In the vegetative stage and the fleshy root growth stage
mild and moderate continuous WD was beneficial to the indigo
indirubin
(R
S)-goitrin
and the polysaccharide content was significantly different from the control group (P<0.05). The indicators of severe WD treatment were the lowest. Therefore
comprehensive analysis of I. tinctoria yield
water use efficiency and quality
the optimal water-control treatment is the continuous slight WD in the vegetative growth period and the fleshy root growth period(V1G1)
That is to say
the relative water content of the soil during this period is 65%~75%
which can be used as the optimal irrigation strategy for the planting of I. inctoria in the cool irrigation area of Hexi.
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Related Institution
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College of Water Conservancy and Hydropower Engineering of Gansu Agricultural University
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