The effect of different irrigation patterns on rice yield and water consumption
CHENGuolin, WANGRenmin
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CHENGuolin, WANGRenmin
Abstract
The ecological and physiological water requirement of rice and rice yield was studied under three irrigation patterns, which were A: moist irrigation, remains 70-90% of saturated soil water content except 3-4cm deep water layer in tillering stage in paddy : B : flood irrigation,
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The ecological and physiological water requirement of rice and rice yield was studied under three irrigation patterns, which were A: moist irrigation, remains 70-90% of saturated soil water content except 3-4cm deep water layer in tillering stage in paddy : B : flood irrigation,
Key concepts: Irrigation, Agronomy, Environmental science, Yield (engineering), Water consumption, Flood myth, Stage (stratigraphy), Surface irrigation