Understanding olive adaptation to abiotic stresses as a tool to increase crop performance
By José Enrique Fernández. 2014
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- Maria Victoria Cuevas
- José E. Fernández
- C. M. Padilla-Díaz
- F. Alcon
- V. Hernandez-Santana
- C. Rodriguez-Dominguez
- Antonio Diaz-Espejo
- A. Perez-Martin
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- Water use indicators and economic analysis for on-farm irrigation decision: A case study of a super high density olive tree orchard (2020, background): “average water supplies at the Sanabria orchard for 2013-2015, when the trees were fully 603 productive, averaged 4,720 m(3) ha for FI and 2,410 m(3) ha for 45RDI (Fernández et al., 604 2018b). Therefore, irrigation supplied to the FI trees were close to the irrigation 605 Postprint of: Agricultural ”
- Scheduling regulated deficit irrigation in a hedgerow olive orchard from leaf turgor pressure related measurements (2016, methodology): “The potential of the index to schedule 78 irrigation in a SHD olive orchard was first tested by Fernández et al. (2011). Basically, the ZIM system 79 uses the leaf patch clamp pressure probe, or ZIM probe (Zimmermann et al.”