Effects of preharvest irrigation cutoff durations and postharvest water deprivation on almond tree performance

By D. Goldhamer, M. Viveros. Irrigation science, 2000

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Effects of regulated deficit irrigation under subsurface drip irrigation conditions on vegetative development and yield of mature almond trees (2004, unknown): “Young branch growth, expressed as mean growth rate of branch diameter, showed significant differences between RDI treatments (Table 1). During kernelfilling (in 1998), T4 and T5 had branch growth rates significantly lower compared to T2 and T3, but similar to T1 (Table 1). In the same way, Hutmacher”
Regulated deficit irrigation and rectification of irrigation scheduling in young pear trees: an evaluation based on vegetative and productive response (2002, background): “For instance, in almond (Goldhamer and Viveros, 2000), the occurrence of water stress before and not after harvest favored flowering the following year.”
Regulated deficit irrigation during the kernel-filling period and optimal irrigation rates in almond (2005, background): “Long term experiments on the application of RDI during the kernel-filling period are also needed, since changes in flowering (Goldhamer and Viveros, 2000) and carbohydrate reservoirs may have a long-term impact on almond yield components (Esparza et al., 2001b).”