The Physiology of Adaptation and Yield Expression in Olive

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Scheduling regulated deficit irrigation in a hedgerow olive orchard from leaf turgor pressure related measurements (2016, background): “Our understanding of both the olive 40 adaptation to water stress and its response to irrigation has improved substantially in the last 41 decades, as summarized in reviews such as those by Connor and Fereres (2005), Sanzani et al. (2012) 42”
Effects of different irrigation regimes on a super-high-density olive grove cv. “Arbequina”: vegetative growth, productivity and polyphenol content of the oil (2016, background): “Low densities maximize the availability of stored soil water per tree compared to higher densities (Connor and Fereres 2005; Fernández and Moreno 1999; Gimenez et al. 1997; Lo Gullo and Salleo 1988).”
Physiological and anatomical changes induced by drought in two olive cultivars (cv Zalmati and Chemlali) (2010, background): “…e-mail: boughalleb.f@topnet.tn H. Hajlaoui Institut National de Recherche en Génie Rural, Eaux et Forêts (INRGREF), Unité d’Expérimentation Agricole, Oued Souhail, BP 20, 8000 Nabeul, Tunisia e-mail: hajlaoui2001@yahoo.fr with drought stress (Connor and Fereres 2005; Bacelar et al. 2007).”