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Ralwnwi AgrcurUversa91adesveer 1997Marck 1998Rrdeo study the effeets of irrigation and nitrogen fertilization on the root growth and root characteristics ef wkeat Tke experiixeRt was executed iR the sptit-plet design cemprising tke combination of the five levels of irrigation arranged ag a main plot and the four rates of N applieation distributed to a subplot The treatments for the study were the s ame as before Both irrigation and N applicatioR have createda remarkable impact on reot leltgth density root weight density aRd root-to-shoot ratio of wheat Root iength deRsity aRd root (liameter in the surfaee layer iRereaf ed with the increasag ievel of irrigatien or N application Root growth in the subsurface layers increased when eithe r irrigation or N application was lirnited while the er was iRe om level Rto-shrawasegey crrelatedke frequency and amount of irrigation and N application Higher frequency of irrigation has reark)y red((sostrekthRe srfaceayer)
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