The Effect of Water Shortage and Foliar Application of Salicylic Acid on Quantitative and Qualitative Performance of Cumin Herb

Jami, Farzaneh; Mehraban, Ahmad

doi:10.17485/ijst/2015/v8i27/71751

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“…These results are due to foliar fertilization is functional to plant leaves and leaves are green factories where the chemical process is multipart of photosynthesis produces the compounds for plant growth. These results agreed with findings of (Jami et al, 2015 andAsgharipour andMosapour, 2016) who found that foliar feeding of nutrients has become an established procedure to increase yield and improve the quality of crop products. *, **, *** and NS: significant at p ≤ 0.05, 0.01, 0.001or not significant, respectively.…”

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Alternative Irrigation Method as an Effective Technique for Rationalization of Irrigation with Foliar Fertilizer on Henna (Lawsonia alba, Lam.) Plants

Rashed

Moursi

2018

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W ATER SHORTAGE problem in Egypt is continuously increasing and it is prospected to reach the threshold level of less than 500 m 3 /year/capita which so-called water scarcity limit. Therefore, the present study was carried out to use alternative irrigation technique I 1 (traditional irrigation like to practice by local farmers in the studied area), I 2 (irrigation furrow and left furrow with a fixed shape during the growing season) and I 3 (irrigation furrow and left furrow with an alternative shape during the growing season) on Lawsonia alba Lam plants and were applied foliar sprayed by potassium, micronutrients and humic liquid fertilizer. Despite, all growth was enhanced under I 1 , chemical characteristics of henna plants were significantly increased by using I 3. The lowest values of applied irrigation water (AW) and water consumptive use (CU) were recorded under irrigation treatment I 3 (3397.09 and 3410.32 m 3 / fed) and (2001.95 and 2020.49 m 3 /fed) in the two seasons, respectively. Spraying plants with micronutrients only and micronutrients combined with potassium and humic observed highly growth characters, chemical criteria and the main component in most cases which increasing the leaves yield /fed for about 35.16%, lawsone yield/plant 43.37% and tannins yield/plant 35.64%, respectively when compared to non-sprayed plants. The deficit irrigated (I 3 ) spraying with micronutrients, potassium, and humic liquid fertilizer produced higher water productivity (WP) and productivity of irrigation water (PIW) in comparison to other irrigation treatments for both yields of leaves and lawsone. The decrease of AW in the treatment I 3 saving about 25.47% of water in the growing season.

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“…However, water stress reduces the rate of cell expansion and finally cell size and growth rate. (Jami et al, 2015) were observed the too negative impact on these attributes.…”

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Alternative Irrigation Method as an Effective Technique for Rationalization of Irrigation with Foliar Fertilizer on Henna (Lawsonia alba, Lam.) Plants

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Moursi

2018

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“…The use of drought stress modulators augmented the essential oil percentage and yield compared to the control (non-foliar application). Earlier studies have shown that the interaction between moderate drought stress (70% FC) and 10 μM salicylic acid concentration caused a 150% increase in the amount of essential oil in black seed (Jami et al 2015). Salicylic acid had a positive effect on increasing qualitative traits including essential oil content (Miri et al 2015).…”

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Impact of drought stress and stress modifiers on water use efficiency, membrane lipidation indices, and water relationship indices of pot marigold (Calendula officinalis L.)

Gholinezhad

2020

Braz. J. Bot

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This study was conducted as a factorial layout based on completely randomized design in three replications in the 2018. The experimental factors included irrigation intervals with 4 levels (3, 6, 9, and 12 days) and drought stress modifiers at four levels (control (non-spraying), spraying with salicylic acid (2 mM), Glycine betaine (5 mM), and zinc sulfate (5 g L −1). The results indicated that the effect of different levels of drought stress and stress modifiers on yield, water use efficiency, membrane lipidation indices, and water relationship indices were significant. The highest water use efficiency based on dry yield (WUE DY) (2.33 kg m −3) and water use efficiency based on essential oil yield (WUE EOY) (0.22 kg m −3) were obtained from irrigation intervals of three days. With increasing irrigation interval from three days to 12 days, dry yield, leaf water content, WUE EOY , cellular membrane stability (CMS), membrane stability index (MSI), total chlorophyll, chlorophyll index, canopy temperature depression (CTD), and relative water content decreased. However, injury index (I), water saturation deficit (WSD), osmotic potential (OP), electrolyte leakage (EL), essential oil percentage, and leaf temperature increased significantly. It seems that at all levels of irrigation, spraying with glycine betaine compared to other modifiers was more effective in increasing WUE DY , WUE EOY , CMS, MSI, total chlorophyll and relative water content, and decrease in I and WSD and EL. Based on the findings, it can be stated that with increasing the irrigation intervals, quantitative and qualitative yields of the pot marigold plant are reduced. The application of drought stress modifiers can reduce the effects of drought stress on this plant, thereby raising WUE DY and WUE EOY .

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Physiological Performance of Dill Plants Affected by Seed Pretreatments Under Salt Stress

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The Effect of Water Shortage and Foliar Application of Salicylic Acid on Quantitative and Qualitative Performance of Cumin Herb

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Alternative Irrigation Method as an Effective Technique for Rationalization of Irrigation with Foliar Fertilizer on Henna (Lawsonia alba, Lam.) Plants

Alternative Irrigation Method as an Effective Technique for Rationalization of Irrigation with Foliar Fertilizer on Henna (Lawsonia alba, Lam.) Plants

Impact of drought stress and stress modifiers on water use efficiency, membrane lipidation indices, and water relationship indices of pot marigold (Calendula officinalis L.)

Physiological Performance of Dill Plants Affected by Seed Pretreatments Under Salt Stress

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