Effect of Furrow Spacing and Phosphorus Fertilization Treatments on Faba Bean Yield, Nutrients Content and Some Water Relationships

El-Saady, A. S. M.; El-Atawy, Gh. Sh.; Atia, R. H.

doi:10.21608/jssae.2011.55630

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“…Increasing the overall mean values for the two studied efficiencies under water stress conditions comparing with non-stressed ones may be due to decreasing amount of seasonal water applied. These results are in a great harmony with those reported by Kassab and Ibrahim (2007), Moursi et al, (2010), El-Saady et al,(2011, Moursi et al, (2013) and Aiad et al, (2014).…”

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“…The amount of seasonal water applied for faba bean crop under traditional irrigation method (surface irrigation, which practises by local farmers in the studied area) were ranged from 1596 to 1586 m 3 /fed. in the first and second growing seasons, respectively (El-saady et al,2011). As shown in Table (4) the amount of water applied under different irrigation treatments were clearly differ under trickle irrigation system comparing with traditional irrigation method.…”

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confidence: 93%

“…The cultivated area was about 216,000 feddans in the last five seasons with an average seed yield of 9.0 ardab/fed. In Northern part of Egypt the planted area represents about 85% of the total planted faba bean area (El-Galaly,Ola et al, (2008) and El-Saady et al,2011). About 20 to 30% of the bean production areas in the Middle East Delta were affected by soil salinity (Boyelo-Jimenes et al,2002) and (Atwa et al,2009).…”

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Effect of Irrigation Intervals and Different Plant Densities on Faba Bean Yield, Some Water Relations and Some Soil Properties Under Drip Irrigation System in North Middle Nile Delta Region.

Moursi

Nassr

El-Mansoury

2014

Journal of Soil Sciences and Agricultural Engineering

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Two field experiments were conducted at Sakha Agricultural Research Station, Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate. The site is located at 31 0 07ˉ N Latitude and 30 0 57ˉ E longitude with an elevation of about 6 meters above mean sea level. This location represents the conditions of the North Middle Nile Delta region during the two successive winter growing seasons 2012/2013 and 2013/2014 to investigate the effect of irrigation intervals and plant densities on faba bean yield, some yield attributes and some water relations under drip irrigation system. Faba bean (Vicia faba L.) seeds, variety Sakha 2, were planted on 10 th and 15 th November and harvested on 28 th April and 2 nd May in the first and second growing seasons, respectively. A split plot design with four replicates was used. The main plots were randomly assigned by (irrigation intervals, I) which were I1 (irrigation every 6 days), I2 (irrigation every 9 days), I3 (irrigation every12 days), I4 (irrigation every15 days), I5 (irrigation every18days). The sub-main treatments were also randomly assigned by (plant densities, D) which were, D1 (planting one plant on one lateral from each side adjusted with opening the emitter), D2 (planting two plants on one lateral from one side adjusted with the emitter), D3 (planting four plants on one lateral on the two sides of the emitter), two plants from each side and D4 (planting four plants on one lateral on the two sides of the emitter, two plants from each side). In addition, two plants were planted in the middle of the two adjacent emitters with one plant in each side. The obtained results can be summarized as follows:-Data clearly illustrated that, the values of seasonal water applied, water stored in the effective root zone and water consumptive use were affected by irrigation intervals, where the highest overall mean values for the abovementioned three studied parameters were recorded under irrigation interval (I1) and the values are 1475.52, 1205.20 and 1059.44 m 3 /fed. On the other hand, the lowest values for the same abovementioned studied parameters were recorded under irrigation interval, I5 and the values are 990.64, 905.16 and 850.44 m 3 /fed. for seasonal water applied, water stored in the effective root zone and water consumptive use, respectively. Generally, the values of the three abovementioned studied parameters can be descended in order (I1) > (I2) > (I3) > (I4) > (I5). Concerning water application efficiency (WAE%) the mean values were slightly affected by irrigation intervals. The highest mean values were recorded under irrigation interval (I4) and the values are 94.92 and 94.47 %. The lowest mean values were recorded under irrigation interval (I1) and the values are 81.57 and 81.79% in the first and second growing seasons, respectively. Regarding, water productivity (WP) and productivity of irrigation water (PIW), the highest overall mean values were recorded under irrigation interval (I5) and the values are 1.38 and 1.19 kg/ m 3. Meanwhile, the lowest overall mean values were recorded under irrigatio...

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Section: -Amount and Percentage Of Water Savingmentioning

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Effect of Irrigation Intervals and Different Plant Densities on Faba Bean Yield, Some Water Relations and Some Soil Properties Under Drip Irrigation System in North Middle Nile Delta Region.

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2014

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“…Faba bean plant (vicia faba L.), is the most significant legume crop in Egypt, which is valued for its high nutritional content for human consumption as well as its role as a break crop in the rotation of cereals. In the previous five seasons, a total of 216,000 feddans were cultivated, with an middling seed yield of 1.4 kg/fed [1].…”

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Effect of plant density and drought stress on seed productivity and biochemical composition of faba bean plants

E. Maaty,

M. Saad,

El-Hadary

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Benha Journal of Applied Sciences

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Two field experiments were conducted at the Research and Experiment Centre, Faculty of Agriculture, Moshtohor, Benha University, Qaluibia Governorate, Egypt, during two growing winter seasons (2021-2022)&(2022-2023) to investigate the effect of four different water regimes, namely one, two and three irrigations, as well as conventional irrigations (four regular consecutive irrigations as a controller) applied at all vegetative and reproductive stages, and three different plant densities (20, 30 and 40 kg/ kg/fed), of faba bean (Cv. Marriott 2). The collected results demonstrated that plant density had a significant impact on various features,throughout the two winter growing seasons(2021/22 , 2022/23).The contents of nitrogen, crude protein, phosphorus, potassium, carbohydrates contents and the total seed storage protein dramatically increased when plant density was increased except calcium content. During the winter growing season(2021/22), all traits aside from the potassium and calcium contents were significantly impacted by interactions. Overall, the faba bean (Cv. Marriott 2) was presented in a respectable manner, and the findings demonstrated that different plant densities and water regimes had different chemical compositions. Crop composition may be slightly delayed by a water shortage (three irrigation treatments) of up to 75% of the water holding capacity; however, this does not limit the crop's ability to react to irregularities in its chemical composition. Additionally, in every attribute evaluated, faba beans performed well at the most advantageous plant density of 30 kg/fed+ three irrigations.

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“…The cultivated area was about 216,000 feddans in the last five seasons with an average seed yield of 9.0 ardeb/fed. In Northern part of Egypt, the planted area represents about 85% of the total planted faba bean area [33,34].…”

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Manufacture and Performance Evaluation of Machine to Extend Plastic Films Under Soil Surface to Improve Water Retention Balouza-North Sinai

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2020

IJAAS

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Effect of Furrow Spacing and Phosphorus Fertilization Treatments on Faba Bean Yield, Nutrients Content and Some Water Relationships

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Effect of Irrigation Intervals and Different Plant Densities on Faba Bean Yield, Some Water Relations and Some Soil Properties Under Drip Irrigation System in North Middle Nile Delta Region.

Effect of Irrigation Intervals and Different Plant Densities on Faba Bean Yield, Some Water Relations and Some Soil Properties Under Drip Irrigation System in North Middle Nile Delta Region.

Effect of plant density and drought stress on seed productivity and biochemical composition of faba bean plants

Manufacture and Performance Evaluation of Machine to Extend Plastic Films Under Soil Surface to Improve Water Retention Balouza-North Sinai

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