C. Quiloango-Chimarro, R. D. Coelho, J. Costa, Rafael Gomez-Arrieta
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Abstract
The crop water stress index (CWSI), an index derived from canopy temperature, has been widely studied as a physiological indicator of plant water status to optimize irrigation in common beans. However, it is not clear how this index could contribute to yield prediction as a decision support tool in irrigation management. This paper aimed to use the CWSI for predicting yield loss in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) subjected to water stress under drip irrigation. A rain shelter experiment was conducted using a completely randomized design with five replications. The indeterminate growth cultivar TAA Dama was subjected to three irrigation treatments: 100% of the field capacity (FC), 75 and 50% FC from 20 days after sowing (DAS) until the end of the crop cycle. Grain yield was reduced by 42% under 50% FC treatment. Furthermore, stomatal conductance was reduced under this treatment, whereas the CWSI and canopy temperature increased as irrigation levels decreased. The relationship between grain yield and CWSI (R2=0.76, RSME=2.35g) suggests that canopy temperature data could be used to forecast grain yield losses. In conclusion, farmers can have a low-cost, effective technique for making water management decisions in common bean.
IRRIGAEnvironmental Science-Water Science and Technology
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6
期刊介绍:
A Revista IRRIGA é destinada a publicar trabalhos originais e que contribuam para o desenvolvimento cientifico da agricultura em português, espanhol, preferivelmente em inglês, nas áreas de Irrigação, Drenagem, Hidrologia, Agrometeorologia, Relações Solo-Água-Planta-Atmosfera e Reuso de Água. IRRIGA is a Scientific Journal edited by Agricultural Science College-UNESP, devoted to the publication of original scientific papers in English or Portuguese or Spanish, within the topics: Irrigation, Drainage, Agrometeorology, Hydrology, Waste Water and Soil-Water-Plant-Atmosphere Relationships.