Citation Information

  • Title : Influence irrigation by salt-water of and fresh-water on cotton yield and fiber quality.
  • Source : Xinjiang Agricultural Sciences
  • Volume : 47
  • Issue : 12
  • Pages : 2344-2349
  • Year : 2011
  • Document Type : Journal Article
  • Language : English
  • Authors:
    • Zhang, Y.
    • Wang, Q.
    • Zhang, J. S.
    • Yang, P. N.
    • Wei, H. G.
  • Climates:
  • Cropping Systems: Cotton. Irrigated cropping systems.
  • Countries: China.

Summary

Objective: In order to discuss the effect of gentle salt-water irrigation on yield of cotton and its quality, a field experiment was conducted at the national irrigation experiment station of Kuerle city in 2008. The research has studied the effect of gentle salt-water alternated with fresh-water irrigation on cotton yield and yield component. Method: This experiment was carried out to use different gentle salt-water rate and different fresh-water rate to find out an appropriate amount of irrigation. Result: The results showed that the cotton yield and its fiber quality can be improved by gentle salt-water alternated with fresh-water irrigation of 3 g/L of mineralized degree in the south Xinjiang. Salt which was carried into soil could be rush into a deep layer of the soil profile by fresh-water irrigation and winter irrigation, and the total salinity of the soil generally kept its balance. Conclusion: By analyzing the tested index of every cotton growth stage, it was found out when gentle salt-water irrigation rate was 2 250 m 3/hm 2 and the fresh-water irrigation rate was 1 500 m 3/hm 2, cotton yield was higher.

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