2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.scienta.2022.111186
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Evaluation of irrigation frequency on pineapple plants grown in greenhouse conditions

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“…According to the sampling method reported by Ma et al, the open-field soils were collected from agricultural soil planting with wheat, which are irrigated less than five times during the growing period of wheat (7–9 months) . In the greenhouses, vegetables and fruits are the main crop products, which are generally irrigated every 10 days and operated all year round . All the soil samples were from non-rhizosphere to minimize the impacts of rhizosphere effects of different crops.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to the sampling method reported by Ma et al, the open-field soils were collected from agricultural soil planting with wheat, which are irrigated less than five times during the growing period of wheat (7–9 months) . In the greenhouses, vegetables and fruits are the main crop products, which are generally irrigated every 10 days and operated all year round . All the soil samples were from non-rhizosphere to minimize the impacts of rhizosphere effects of different crops.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…34 In the greenhouses, vegetables and fruits are the main crop products, which are generally irrigated every 10 days and operated all year round. 35 All the soil samples were from non-rhizosphere to minimize the impacts of rhizosphere effects of different crops. Briefly, five subsamples were collected and then pooled as one composite sample.…”
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“…In recent years, a series of studies examined the high yield and resilience to adversity of pineapple, including various studies on flowering [ 43 46 ], reduction of browning [ 47 50 ], quality and harvest [ 51 – 54 ], growth and ripening changes [ 55 ], salt tolerance [ 56 ], tissue culture and breeding [ 57 – 60 ], growth of seedlings [ 61 ], irrigation of cultivation [ 62 ], the effects of drought on growth [ 39 ], and the effects of high temperatures postharvest [ 63 ]. Despite pineapples being drought-tolerant, extreme and persistent drought exert negative impacts on yield, requiring attention to be paid to this issue.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%