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October 23, 2025AgricultureOpen Access

Responses of Yield, Efficiency, and Phenotypes of Spring Wheat in Arid Regions to Water Regulation

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NLNa LiPZPinyuan ZhaoJZJiaxin Zhu

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Overview

Analysis reveals improved water use efficiency and yield in spring wheat with various irrigation methods under different treatments in arid areas.

Key Points

  • Water use efficiency peaked at 4.36 kg/m3 using film-mulched drip irrigation under moderate stress conditions.
  • Yield was highest at 11,868.93 kg·ha−1 for film-mulched drip irrigation with 90% water treatment, showing substantial improvement over others.
  • Field experiments assessed the effect of multiple irrigation methods and treatments on spring wheat yields across dry climates.
  • Optimal strategies suggest film-mulched drip irrigation for severe stress, indicating vital approaches for sustainable agriculture.

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Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f9f86eb2c35e10cc4e3cd7https://doi.org/10.3390/agriculture15202174
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