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November 30, 2025PlantsOpen Access

Physiological, Productive, and Soil Rhizospheric Microbiota Responses of ‘Santina’ Cherry Trees to Regulated Deficit Irrigation Applied After Harvest

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Overview

Observational analysis shows improved water use efficiency in cherry trees with regulated deficit irrigation, indicating sustainable practices under climate variability.

Key Points

  • Water use efficiency improved significantly with regulated deficit irrigation treatments, supporting sustainable practices.
  • Cherries exhibited stable photosynthetic efficiency and increased abundance of beneficial rhizosphere bacteria.
  • The application of moderate and severe regulated deficit irrigation reduced water usage by 10% to 28%.
  • These findings highlight the potential of regulated deficit irrigation to enhance resilience in cherry orchards against water scarcity.

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A 2025 study studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692b94581d383f2b2a378edfhttps://doi.org/10.3390/plants14233611
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