Surface and subsurface drip irrigation improving to cultivate fennel plants at old land in Nile Valley of Egypt [electronic resources].

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p. 121-128Other title:
  • تحسين الري بالتنقيط السطحي والتحت سطحي لزراعة نباتات الشمر في الأراضي القديمة بوادي النيل في مصر [Added title page title]
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  • Mansoura university journal of soil sciences and agricultural engineering, 2020 v. 11 (4) [electronic resources].
Subject(s): Online resources: In: Mansoura University Journal of Soil Sciences and Agirucultural Engineering 2020.v.11(4)Summary: The object of this study is to improve irrigation system in the old land in Nile Valley in Egypt to diminish the water lost in irrigation process by using the systems of Surface Drip Irrigation (SDI) and Subsurface Drip Irrigation (SSDI). The research also, study the effect of previous systems and drought stress on Fennel growth, yield, essential-oil "percentages and yield" and some chemical constituents in two successes seasons. The results showed that in both seasons, SSDI irrigation system increased all characters of vegetative growth, seed yield and essential-oil percentage and yield, compared with the obtained with SDI system. The results also pointed to drought stress inspired a significant decline in all of the growth parameters and the yield of essential-oil at compared with control in SDI system, while the opposite occurred in the SSDI system where 85 % from ETp treatment gave the highest values in growth and essential-oil compared with other treatments. The water productivity (kg/m3) in SSDI system gave the highest values under the same conditions especially at85% of total water applied, in both seasons. Fifteen essential-oil components were recognized about99.81-99.95 % of total contents of essential-oil. The major essential-oil components were Estragol (71.12-75.80 %), D-Limonene (10.18-15.16 %), and Fenchone (5.46-11.45 %).The percentages of these compounds unclear affected by irrigation system and water applied treatments.
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The object of this study is to improve irrigation system in the old land in Nile Valley in Egypt to diminish the water
lost in irrigation process by using the systems of Surface Drip Irrigation (SDI) and Subsurface Drip Irrigation (SSDI).
The research also, study the effect of previous systems and drought stress on Fennel growth, yield, essential-oil
"percentages and yield" and some chemical constituents in two successes seasons. The results showed that in both
seasons, SSDI irrigation system increased all characters of vegetative growth, seed yield and essential-oil percentage
and yield, compared with the obtained with SDI system. The results also pointed to drought stress inspired a significant
decline in all of the growth parameters and the yield of essential-oil at compared with control in SDI system, while the
opposite occurred in the SSDI system where 85 % from ETp treatment gave the highest values in growth and essential-oil
compared with other treatments. The water productivity (kg/m3) in SSDI system gave the highest values under the same
conditions especially at85% of total water applied, in both seasons. Fifteen essential-oil components were recognized
about99.81-99.95 % of total contents of essential-oil. The major essential-oil components were Estragol (71.12-75.80 %),
D-Limonene (10.18-15.16 %), and Fenchone (5.46-11.45 %).The percentages of these compounds unclear affected by irrigation
system and water applied treatments.

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