HAN Dong-dong, SUN Zhao-jun, JIAO Bing-zhong, GUO Yuan-jiao, LI Qian, HE Jun
Water Saving Irrigation. 2019, (10):
31-34.
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To study the effects of subsurface irrigation on the growth, yield and water use efficiency of jujube trees in arid areas under different irrigation quotas, taking 5 years old jujube trees as the research object, we conduct a 2 factors 3 levels field experiment with different irrigation quotas (828, 1248, 1668 m3/hm2) and different irrigation methods (subsurface infiltrate irrigation, underground drip irrigation, pipe irrigation). The results showed that the subsurface infiltrate irrigation could promote the growth of the diameter of shoot, jujube length and fruit rate of jujube compared with the underground drip irrigation and pipe irrigation, when the irrigation quota was the same. At the same time, the yield of jujube was increased by 2.84%~25.70%, and the water use efficiency was increased by 8.02% ~ 18.96%. Under the condition of subsurface infiltrate irrigation, the yield and water use efficiency of jujube were reduced by 2.47% and 8.84% respectively when the irrigation quota increased from 1249 m3/hm2 to1668 m3/hm2. Therefore, subsurface infiltrate irrigation is more suitable for jujube growth when the irrigation quota is 1248 m3/hm2, which has the highest yield (9418.85 kg/hm2) and the highest water use efficiency (3.84 kg/m3), which can provide a theoretical basis for the popularization of subsurface infiltrate irrigation technology in arid areas.