EFFECT OF REGULATED WATER DEFICIT ON SOME GROWTH PROPERTIES OF YOUNG PEACH TREES
NOHA ALI HASSAN FARAG;
Abstract
Traditionally, peach cultivation used to be dominant in Egypt's rainfed areas. Recently, peach trees have been cultivated in the newly reclaimed areas where the low pressurized irrigation system proved to be the most efficient system of water application.
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| Title | EFFECT OF REGULATED WATER DEFICIT ON SOME GROWTH PROPERTIES OF YOUNG PEACH TREES | Authors | NOHA ALI HASSAN FARAG | Keywords | EFFECT OF REGULATED WATER DEFICIT ON SOME GROWTH PROPERTIES OF YOUNG PEACH TREES | Issue Date | 2007 | Description | Traditionally, peach cultivation used to be dominant in Egypt's rainfed areas. Recently, peach trees have been cultivated in the newly reclaimed areas where the low pressurized irrigation system proved to be the most efficient system of water application. |
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