2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.scienta.2021.110651
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Early almond harvest as a strategy for sustainable irrigation, pest and disease management

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“…The interest of deficit irrigation and its interaction with tree physiology and pests and diseases impact is also present in other parts of the world: Smith et al [55] have studied the positive effect that a combination of RDI and early harvest has on several pests and diseases in California almonds, thus improving the long-term sustainability of the crop and IPM programs. The two diseases most frequently observed in the orchard, S. carpophila (SB) and P. amygdalinum (RLB), did not present clear evidence of the effect of the irrigation treatment on their occurrence.…”
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“…The interest of deficit irrigation and its interaction with tree physiology and pests and diseases impact is also present in other parts of the world: Smith et al [55] have studied the positive effect that a combination of RDI and early harvest has on several pests and diseases in California almonds, thus improving the long-term sustainability of the crop and IPM programs. The two diseases most frequently observed in the orchard, S. carpophila (SB) and P. amygdalinum (RLB), did not present clear evidence of the effect of the irrigation treatment on their occurrence.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The interest of deficit irrigation and its interaction with tree physiology and pests and diseases impact is also present in other parts of the world: Smith et al [55] have studied the positive effect that a combination of RDI and early harvest has on several pests and diseases in California almonds, thus improving the long-term sustainability of the crop and IPM programs.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%