作物对干旱胁迫的响应机制及提高作物抗旱能力的调控措施研究进展

干旱是影响作物生长发育和产量的最主要非生物胁迫之一,在气候变化背景下,作物遭受干旱胁迫的风险越来越大。为了应对干旱,作物表现出一系列的抵御机制,包括形态特征和生理生化（抗氧化酶、渗透调节物质、内源激素）特性改变。本研究从上述2个方面总结了作物对干旱胁迫的响应机制,并对提高作物抗旱能力的调控措施进行了论述,主要包括：（1）筛选抗旱性品种,促进对深层土壤贮水的吸收利用;（2）地面覆盖,有利于降低土壤蒸发,增加土壤含水量;（3）节水灌溉技术,如微喷灌、滴灌等灌溉方式能实现少量多次灌溉,根区局部灌溉有利于调节气孔关闭,减少奢侈蒸腾,降低土壤蒸发;（4）抗蒸腾剂,在作物枝干及叶面表层形成超薄透光的保护膜,抑制作物水分过度蒸腾;（5）植物生长调节剂,调控植物生理代谢,增强抗旱性;（6）纳米肥料,改变作物生理生化反应,促进植株生长发育;（7）生物炭,有利于土壤通气保水,改善土壤的物理性质和土壤的持水能力。本研究系统地对以上7种措施提高作物抗旱能力的作用机理、应用前景及存在问题进行了论述,以期为应对干旱胁迫提供理论依据和技术参考。     

The effect of deficit irrigation on crop yield and vegetative development of Olea europaea L. (cvs. Frantoio and Leccino)

Water is the most important environmental constrain determining plant growth and fruit yield of olive tree plantations. Although olive trees are resilient to water-limited conditions of Mediterranean-type agroecosystems, crop yields may respond positively to any additional water up to a limit. A field experiment on olive trees was carried out with the aim to present guidelines for efficient management of irrigation scheduling, based on the relationship between plant water status and optimum fruit yield. These relationships were monitored during 2 years by analysing the influence of deficit irrigation strategies on vegetative development and yield parameters on mature modern-trained olive trees of cvs. Frantoio and Leccino. Treatments were: a non-irrigated control (rainfed) and three treatments that received seasonal water amount equivalent to 33, 66 and 100% of ET_C in the period August–September, from the beginning of pit hardening to early fruit veraison. Atmospheric evaporative demand and soil moisture conditions were regularly monitored. Seasonal dynamics of plant water relations varied among treatments, and responded to variations in tree water status, soil moisture conditions and atmospheric evaporative demand. All measurements of tree water status were highly correlated with one another. Differences in yield between treatments indicated that water availability might have affected fruit weight before flowering or during the early stages of fruit growth rather than later in summer season. Results concerning crop yield revealed that irrigation of olive trees from the beginning of pit hardening could be recommended, at least in the experimental conditions of this study and in view of differences between genotypes.     

Assessment of soybean yield with altered water-related genetic improvement traits under climate change in Southern Brazil

Water deficit is a major factor responsible for soybean yield gap in Southern Brazil and tends to increase under climate change. An alternative to reduce such gap is to identify soybean cultivars with traits associated to drought tolerance. Thus, the aim of this study was to assess soybean adaptive traits to water deficit that can improve yield under current and future climates, providing guidelines for soybean cultivar breeding in Southern Brazil. The following soybean traits were manipulated in the CSM-CROPGRO-Soybean crop model: deeper root depth in the soil profile; maximum fraction of shoot dry matter diverted to root growth under water stress; early reduction of transpiration under mild stress; transpiration limited as a function of vapor pressure deficit; N₂ fixation drought tolerance; and sensitivity of grain filling period to water deficit. The yields were predicted for standard and altered traits using climate data for the current (1961–2014) and future (middle-century) scenarios. The traits with greater improvement in soybean yield were deeper rooting profile, with yield gains of ≈300 kg ha⁻¹, followed by transpiration limited as a function of vapor pressure deficit and less drought-induced shortening of the grain filling period. The maximum fraction of shoot dry matter diverted to root and N₂ fixation drought tolerance increased yield by less than 75 kg ha⁻¹, while early reduction of transpiration resulted in a small area of country showing gains. When these traits were combined, the simulations resulted in higher yield gains than using any single trait. These results show that traits associated with deeper and greater root profile in the soil, reducing transpiration under water deficit more than photosynthesis, creating tolerance of nitrogen fixation to drought, and reducing sensitivity of grain filling period to water deficit should be included in new soybean cultivars to improve soybean drought tolerance in Southern Brazil.     

Assessing innovative sowing patterns for integrated weed management with a 3D crop:weed competition model

Weed dynamics models are needed to design innovative weed management strategies. Here, we developed a 3D individual-based model called FlorSys predicting growth and development of annual weeds and crops as a function of daily weather and cropping practices: (1) crop emergence is driven by temperature, and emerged plants are placed onto the 3D field map, depending on sowing pattern, density, and emergence rate; plants are described as cylinders with their leaf area distributed according to height; (2) weed emergence is predicted by an existing submodel, emerged weed seedlings are placed randomly; (3) plant phenology depends on temperature; (4) a previously developed submodel predicts available light in each voxel of the canopy; after emergence, plant growth is driven by temperature; when shaded, biomass accumulation results from the difference between photosynthesis and respiration; shading causes etiolation; (5) frost reduces biomass and destroys plants, (6) at plant maturity, the newly produced seeds are added to the soil seed bank. The model was used to test different sowing scenarios in an oilseed rape/winter wheat/winter barley rotation with sixteen weed annuals, showing that (1) crop yield loss was negatively correlated to weed biomass averaged over the cropping season; (2) weed biomass was decreased by scenarios allowing early and homogenous crop canopy closure (e.g. reduced interrows, increased sowing density, associated or undersown crops), increased summer fatal weed seed germination (e.g. delayed sowing) or, to a lesser degree, cleaner fields at cash crop sowing (e.g. sowing a temporary cover crop for “catching” nitrogen); (3) the scenario effect depended on weed species (e.g. climbing species were little affected by increased crop competition), and the result thus varied with the initial weed community (e.g. communities dominated by small weed species were hindered by the faster emergence of broadcast-sown crops whereas taller species profited by the more frequent gap canopies); (4) the effect on weed biomass of sowing scenarios applied to one year was still visible up to ten years later, and the beneficial effect during the test year could be followed by detrimental effects later (e.g. the changed tillage dates accompanying catch crops reduced weed emergence in the immediately following cash crop but increased seed survival and thus infestation of the subsequent crops). This simulation showed FlorSys to predict realistic potential crop yields, and the simulated impact of crop scenarios was consistent with literature reports.     

Relationships between Leaf Water Potential, Canopy Temperature and Transpiration in Irrigated and Nonirrigated Wheat

Research is needed to characterize the crop response to soil water deficit through plant parameters. Leaf water potential (LWP), canopy temperature (CT) and transpiration rate (TR) served as indicators of stress and were measured using a pressure chamber, infrared thermometer and porometer, respectively, in irrigated and nonirrigated wheat ( Triticum aestivum L.) grown on Haldi loam soil. Nonirrigated wheat had consistently higher CT and, lower LWP and TR during the day. As drought intensified, differences between irrigated and nonirrigated wheat became large and the maximum differences in CT, LWP and TR occurred at 14.00 h where they equalled 3.8 °C, 9 bar and 7.6 μg cm^−2: sec⁻¹, respectively, on 109 days after sowing (DAS). In nonirrigated wheat LWP declined at a faster rate until the peak stress period (14.00 h) approached and recovered slowly in the later afternoon and TR increased slowly in the forenoon and declined rapidly in the afternoon as compared with irrigated wheat. Canopy temperature (CT) of nonirrigated plants increased earlier during forenoon and remained higher later in the afternoon than CT of irrigated plants. At a same TR, lower values of LWP and higher values of CT were observed in the afternoon than in the forenoon due to which the phenomenon of hysteresis exhibited. The degree of hysteresis increased with increasing plant water deficit and crop age.     

Effectiveness of Mulching vs. Incorporation of Composted Cattle Manure in Soil Water Conservation for Wheat Based on Eco-Physiological Parameters

Abstract The objective was to study soil water conservation and physiological growth of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) using composted cattle manure applied either as mulch or incorporated with soil at 20 Mg ha^?1. Haruhikari, a relatively drought‐sensitive and Hongmangmai, a relatively drought‐tolerant wheat, were the cultivars studied under both adequate and deficit irrigation. Fourteen weeks after sowing (WAS), the number of tillers and leaves was significantly reduced by 19 % and 30 % respectively under deficit irrigation and Hongmangmai produced slightly (10 %) more tillers than Haruhikari. Unlike mulching, the incorporation of manure had favourable effects on plants in terms of shoot dry mass (SDM) by 36 % and number of tillers and leaves by 40 %. Haruhikari produced substantially (29 %) greater root mass under adequate irrigation but Hongmangmai produced slightly (2.7 %) more roots and responded much better to manure use whether under adequate or deficit irrigation. As a result, Hongmangmai suffered less severe reductions in tillers and biomass under water stress. In comparison, the mulched manure treatment saved 15 % and 64 % respectively more water than the control and the treatment incorporating manure, but this advantage in water‐saving did not translate to superior plant growth. Leaf water potential (ψ_l) under adequate irrigation significantly exceeded that under deficit irrigation by 27 % and the ψ_l of Haruhikari exceeded that of Hongmangmai by 15 %. However, Hongmangmai may be considered more tolerant of dehydration since it maintained much higher net photosynthetic rates (P_N) even with a lower leaf water potential. The reduction in the P_N and intracellular carbon dioxide concentration (C_i) of the cultivars under deficit irrigation was on account of decreasing stomatal conductance (g_s) and transpiration rate but on average, the g_s of Hongmangmai significantly exceeded that of Haruhikari by as much as 0.53 under adequate irrigation and 0.22 under deficit irrigation. In conclusion, we suggest that the drought tolerance of Hongmangmai was related to its superior root growth and greater ability than Haruhikari, to efficiently utilize incorporated manure for growth under water stress.     

Physiological and Yield Responses of Faba bean (Vicia faba L.) to Drought Stress in Managed and Open Field Environments

Water scarcity is threatening the sustainability of global food grain production systems. Devising management strategies and identification of crop species and genotypes are direly required to meet the global food demands with limited supply. This study, consisted of two independent experiments, was conducted to compare faba bean (Vicia faba L.) genotypes Giza Blanka, Goff‐1, Hassawi‐1, Hassawi‐2 and Gazira‐2 in terms of physiological attributes and yield under water‐limited environments. In first experiment, conducted in a growth chamber, osmotic stress of ?0.78, ?0.96, ?1.19 and ?1.65 MPa was induced using polyethylene glycol for 4 weeks. In second experiment, conducted in open field for two consecutive growing seasons, water deficit treatments were applied 3 weeks after sowing. In this experiment, irrigation was applied when an amount of evaporated water from the ‘class A pan’ evaporation reached 50 mm (well watered), 100 mm (moderate drought) and 150 mm (severe drought). Water deficit, applied in terms of osmotic stress or drought, reduced the root and shoot length, related leaf water contents, total chlorophyll contents and efficiency of photosystem‐II, plant height, grain yield and related attributes in faba bean; increased the leaf free proline, leaf soluble proteins and malondialdehyde contents, and triggered the maturity in tested faba bean genotypes. However, substantial genetic variation was observed in the tested genotypes in this regard. For instance, root length of genotypes Giza Blanka and Hassawi‐2 decreased gradually, whereas it was increased in genotypes Goff‐1, Hassawi‐1 and Gazira‐2 with increase in the level of osmotic stress. Genotypes Gazira‐2 and Hassawi‐2 had better relative leaf water contents, leaf free proline and soluble proteins under water deficit conditions; however, these were minimum in genotype Giza Blanka. Better accumulation of leaf free proline, soluble proteins, and maintenance of chlorophyll contents, tissue water, efficiency of photosystem‐II and grain weight in water‐limited conditions helped some genotypes like Hassawi‐2 to yield better. Future breeding programs for developing new faba bean genotypes for water‐limited environments may consider these traits.     

Optimizing wheat productivity in two rain-fed environments of the West Asia–North Africa region using a simulation model

The performance of a crop simulation model (agricultural production systems simulator model, APSIM-Nwheat) was tested using data obtained from several locations in the rain-fed environments of West Asia and North Africa (WANA) in Morocco and Jordan. The model was able to simulate wheat grain yields reasonably well except at one site in one season in Morocco. The model was subsequently used to analyze the effect of soil type (soil water-holding capacity), rate and timing of nitrogen (N) fertiliser, initial soil moisture storage, cultivars (early versus late), sowing dates and density and supplemental irrigation (SI) in optimizing wheat production using 20 years of historical weather records from Morocco. The simulation indicated that yields were often limited by the amount and timing of rainfall. While the effect of N fertiliser was minimal or detrimental in dry years, it improved grain yields in wet years and when crops were sown early combined with pre-sown stored plant available water in the soil. The analysis showed that early sowing is important for achieving high yields by avoiding terminal water deficit. There is little difference between grain yields when current practice of about 300 plants/m² was compared with a density of 150 plants/m². This implies that there is scope for reducing current planting density to save seeds without reducing yields. The simulation analysis highlighted that 40 mm of SI at sowing significantly improved average grain yields as a result of enabling early crop establishment, in particular with a N fertiliser application of 40 kg N/ha. The analysis indicated that wheat grain yields in the arid and semi-arid rain-fed regions of WANA can be improved compared to current yield levels by adjusting N management to soil type, pre-sowing soil water availability, sowing opportunity and the availability of SI.     

Simulating winter wheat yields under temperate conditions: exploring different management scenarios

This paper describes a methodology for analysing management strategies to find best agronomic practices using a crop simulation model (CERES-Wheat). The study area is the estate of Imperial College at Wye, in the Stour Catchment, Kent, UK, an area highly suited to winter wheat production. The model is validated using historic crop performance data. Yield responses to differing sowing rates (range 200–450 seeds m⁻²), sowing dates and rates of nitrogen application (between 100 and 220 kg ha⁻¹) with soil types of medium to heavy texture were simulated under water-limited conditions using historical daily weather data. In model validation, observed yields ranged between 6.9 and 7.4 t ha⁻¹, while simulated ranges were between 6.9 and 7.8 ha⁻¹. The RSMD of the difference was small (0.24 t ha⁻¹) and non-significant. Optimum management practices (in terms of planting date, seed density and nitrogen application) were thereby defined. Also, simulations of potential yield (i.e. yield with no water and nutrient stress) were run for comparison. Results of this study reveal that the calibrated and validated CERES-Wheat model can be successfully used for the prediction of wheat growth and yield under conditions appropriate to Western Europe.     

Higher forage yields under temperate drought explained by lower transpiration rates under increasing evaporative demand

In temperate regions, perennial forage-based cropping systems are expected to face an increasing frequency of summer droughts over the next decades prompting the need for more resilient cultivars. However, most efforts mainly focus on Mediterranean-type environments where the plant survival is often engaged. Under temperate environments, vapor pressure deficit (VPD) is a key component of drought, because its variation alters the crop transpiration rate (TR) and therefore its ability to fix carbon even in well-watered conditions. Despite this knowledge, there is no available data about the diversity of whole-plant TR responses to VPD and soil moisture among key forage crops such as alfalfa, red clover, cock’s foot and perennial ryegrass. Further, field-based evidence is lacking regarding the links between TR responses to VPD and yield under drought. Here, we combined experimental approaches characterizing gas exchange responses to VPD and soil moisture at scales that ranged from the growth chamber to the field, where yields were characterized both quantitatively and qualitatively over the course of 2 years on 8 genotypes from the 4 above species. A significant variability in TR responses to increasing VPD and soil water deficit was found among locally-adapted cultivars. More importantly, TR responses to VPD – but not to decreasing soil moisture – were found to be consistently correlated to relative yield performances under drought, in a way indicating that conservative water use under high evaporative demand promoted higher yield outputs. In contrast, yields under drought were unrelated to canopy temperature and leaf gas exchange measured in the field. Further, no link was found between TR responses to VPD and qualitative yield traits such as digestibility indicating that the hypothesized water saving strategy does not improve yield at the expense of forage quality. This study opens the way for future forage breeding and management strategies taking advantage of the diversity of TR responses to drought to implement climate-change resilient forage-based systems.     

Thermal Infrared Radiation for Assessing Crop Water Stress in Wheat

Field studies on differentially irrigated wheat ( Triticum aestivum L.) crops were conducted at Pantnagar for two years to evaluate the use of thermal infrared radiation to detect crop water stress. Data show that the stress-degree-day index (mid day canopy-air temperature difference) is influenced by environmental variability other than soil moisture. Improvement in the stress-degree-day (SDD) index was achieved by including the measurements of vapor pressure deficit and approach was termed as plant water stress index (PWSI). Observations indicated that daily variation in SDD values due to meteorological changes was removed through PWSI. Better correlation was found between soil-induced leaf water potential and plant water stress index than between total leaf water potential and plant water stress index. It is concluded that remote sensing of thermal infrared radiation offers a promising technique which can be incorporated into irrigation management programme.     

Intensification of an irrigated rice system in Senegal: Crop rotations,climate risks,sowing dates and varietal adaptation options

Feeding the future world population requires increased crop production. Here, we investigate the intensification option of increasing production by increasing cropping intensity and choice of varieties with different crop duration. We developed a model to generate, compare and visualise opportunities for single/double/triple cropping systems consisting of irrigated rice and optionally a vegetable. The model was applied in a case study in the Senegal River valley. Results showed that with appropriate choice of sowing dates, severe cold sterility in rice can be avoided, also in rice–rice crop rotations. At optimal sowing dates, simulated total long term average potential yields of single, double and triple cropping yields were 10.3, 19.0 and 18.9 t/ha respectively (total of 1,2 and 3 yields). With a hypothetical completely cold tolerant variety, yields could increase to 11.2, 20.2 and 20.9 respectively. Simulated Triple crop yields are hardly any higher than those of a double crop with two medium duration varieties. Delay in sowing due to late availability of resources (machinery, irrigation water allocation within a scheme, credits for pump fuel) is a known problem in the region. Therefore we also simulated how much delay was possible (width of the sowing windows) whilst still allowing for double cropping. We found enough delay was possible to allow for a rice–rice or a rice-vegetable crop. A rice-rice-vegetable triple cropping system would only be possible without delays and with a very short duration vegetable of 2 months. Most promising options to increase production are through shifting the sowing date to facilitate double cropping, adoption of medium duration varieties and breeding for cold tolerant varieties.     

Thermal imaging for assessment of maize water stress and yield prediction under drought conditions

Maize production in Thailand is increasingly suffering from drought periods along the cropping season. This creates the need for rapid and accurate methods to detect crop water stress to prevent yield loss. The study was, therefore, conducted to improve the efficacy of thermal imaging for assessing maize water stress and yield prediction. The experiment was carried out under controlled and field conditions in Phitsanulok, Thailand. Five treatments were applied, including (T1) fully irrigated treatment with 100% of crop water requirement (CWR) as control; (T2) early stress with 50% of CWR from 20 days after sowing (DAS) until anthesis and subsequent rewatering; (T3) sustained deficit at 50% of CWR from 20 DAS until harvest; (T4) late stress with 100% of CWR until anthesis and 50% of CWR after anthesis until harvest; (T5) late stress with 100% of CWR until anthesis and no irrigation after anthesis. Canopy temperature (FLIR), crop growth and soil moisture were measured at 5-day-intervals. Under controlled conditions, early water stress significantly reduced maize growth and yield. Water deficit after anthesis had no significant effect. A new combination of wet/dry sponge type reference surfaces was used for the determination of the Crop Water Stress Index (CWSI). There was a strong relationship between CWSI and stomatal conductance (R² = 0.90), with a CWSI of 0.35 being correlated to a 64%-yield loss. Assessing CWSI at 55 DAS, that is, at tasseling, under greenhouse conditions corresponded best to the final maize yield. This linear regression model validated well in both maize lowland (R² = 0.94) and maize upland fields (R² = 0.97) under the prevailing variety, soil and climate conditions. The results demonstrate that, using improved standardized references and data acquisition protocols, thermal imaging CWSI monitoring according to critical phenological stages enables yield prediction under drought stress.     

沙漠绿洲隔沟交替灌溉辣椒的耗水特征及作物系数研究

为研究交替灌溉条件下辣椒的作物系数及土壤水分变化,用水量平衡法测定辣椒各生育期耗水量及土壤水分动态,实测得到辣椒各生育期的作物系数,并将作物系数与辣椒叶面积指数回归分析,研究隔沟交替灌溉辣椒各生育期的耗水特征及作物系数。结果表明,辣椒结果盛期是耗水量最大的时期,在辣椒定植—坐果期和结果末期交替灌溉处理作物的总耗水量与对照无显著差异,但结果盛期交替灌溉的总耗水量显著减少。辣椒交替灌溉下0~60 cm土层是土壤含水量变化活跃层。交替灌溉对辣椒的作物系数有显著影响,且随亏水程度的增大作物系数减小,‘美国红’的作物系数小于‘陇椒2号’。辣椒叶面积指数与作物系数呈显著的线性正相关。     

小麦水分胁迫影响因子的定量研究 Ⅱ.模型的建立与测试

基于冬小麦水分生理生态关系，综合考虑土壤水分有效性、作物不同生育阶段对干旱或渍水胁迫的敏感性、作物主要生理过程（蒸腾、光合作用、干物质分配等）对干旱胁迫的差异性、渍水持续天数等确定了支持作物生长模拟的干旱和渍水胁迫影响因子的算法。用独立于建模的盆栽小麦水分试验观测资料对干旱和渍水胁迫影响因子的算法进     

遥感信息应用于水分胁迫条件下的华北冬小麦生长模拟研究

由于初始土壤水分、灌溉量等变量的空间分布不易获得,区域尺度水分胁迫条件下作物生长模拟存在一定难度。本文在WOFOST模型本地化和区域化的基础上,采用调控型方法,重点探讨了利用MODIS数据反演的地表蒸散在大范围内估算土壤水分平衡过程中的参数或变量初始值,以实现水分胁迫条件下作物模型区域模拟的可行性。2002年模拟结果显示,引入遥感信息优化获得初始土壤有效含水量、返青期生物量及抽穗期灌溉量后,土壤水分的模拟效果得到改善;32个农业气象试验站点模拟产量的相对均方根误差（RRMSE）由0.63降至0.20;华北冬小麦模拟产量的空间分布与实际产量分布更加接近,产量低估的情况得到较好改善;河北、河南、山东3省平均产量的模拟误差分别为－4.9%、4.3%和8.6%。初步结果表明,结合卫星遥感信息通过优化方法在大范围内估算作物模型的相关参变量,以实现水分胁迫条件下作物模型的区域应用是行之有效的。     

亏缺灌溉下小麦水分利用效率与光合产物积累运转的相关研究

在大田栽培条件下,以小麦旱地品种晋麦47和西峰20、水旱兼用型品种石家庄8号和水地品种4185为材料,分别进行0水(T0)、一水(T1)和二水灌溉(T2)处理(每次灌水量60mm),研究了光合速率、叶面积指数、干物质积累与分配、根系分布、耗水量、产量因子与水分利用效率(WUE)的关系。结果表明,在拔节前不灌溉,拔节到开花期亏缺灌溉,促进干物质积累和深根发育。随着灌溉水的增加,耗水量显著增加,产量和WUE与耗水量呈二次曲线关系。T0处理显著减少了干物质积累和成穗数,产量、经济系数(HI)和WUE最低。T1和T2产量的提高主要是增加了穗数和穗粒数。灌浆期水分亏缺降低了光合速率(Pn)和气孔导度(Gs),加速了功能叶片的衰老,但诱导了花前储存碳库的再转运,显著提高了HI和产量。因此,在拔节和开花期亏缺灌溉促进根系生长,提高了土壤水分的利用效率。而产量和产量WUE的提高主要是由于增加了灌浆期叶片的Pn和光合功能持续期,促进花前储存碳库的再转运,显著提高了HI。     

基于TOPSIS黄淮海平原井灌区冬小麦调亏灌溉的多目标优化

为探寻黄淮海平原井灌区冬小麦适宜的调亏灌溉控制指标,通过3季（2015-2017年）不同灌水下限与灌水定额（30、60、90、120和180mm）2因素组合试验,研究调亏灌溉对冬小麦产量及作物水分利用效率的影响。灌水下限分别为：轻旱（LD）,冬小麦苗期至返青期、拔节期、抽穗期和灌浆成熟期田间持水量分别为田间持水量（field capacity,FC）的50%、55%、60%和50%;中旱（MD）,冬小麦苗期至返青期、拔节期、抽穗期和灌浆成熟期田间持水量分别为田间持水量的40%、50%、55%和45%。研究结果表明,随灌水定额的增加,产量呈先增加后下降趋势,水分利用效率呈下降趋势。90mm灌水定额下,随灌水下限的增加,冬小麦产量呈增加趋势。基于CRITIC赋权的TOPSIS法构建冬小麦综合效益多目标优化模型获得的结果与产量和作物水分利用效率分析法获得的结论具有一致性,均表明LD60处理最优。综合考虑,为实现本地区冬小麦稳产与水资源高效利用的双重目标,冬小麦适宜采用轻旱胁迫下灌水定额为60mm的调亏灌溉控制指标。本结论可为黄淮海平原井灌区冬小麦的管理提供科学依据。     

亏缺灌溉下小麦水分利用效率与光合产物积累运转的相关研究

在大田栽培条件下,以小麦旱地品种晋麦47和西峰20、水旱兼用型品种石家庄8号和水地品种4185为材料,分别进行0水（T0）、一水（T1）和二水灌溉（T2）处理（每次灌水量60 mm）,研究了光合速率、叶面积指数、干物质积累与分配、根系分布、耗水量、产量因子与水分利用效率（WUE）的关系。结果表明,在拔节前不灌溉,拔节到开花期亏缺灌溉,促进干物质积累和深根发育。随着灌溉水的增加,耗水量显著增加,产量和WUE与耗水量呈二次曲线关系。T0处理显著减少了干物质积累和成穗数,产量、经济系数（HI）和WUE最低。T1和T2产量的提高主要是增加了穗数和穗粒数。灌浆期水分亏缺降低了光合速率（P_n）和气孔导度（G_s）,加速了功能叶片的衰老,但诱导了花前储存碳库的再转运,显著提高了HI和产量。因此,在拔节和开花期亏缺灌溉促进根系生长,提高了土壤水分的利用效率。而产量和产量WUE的提高主要是由于增加了灌浆期叶片的P_n和光合功能持续期,促进花前储存碳库的再转运,显著提高了HI。     

作物非充分灌溉决策指标研究进展

为了有效地进行非充分灌溉,通过不同方面研究土壤和作物水分亏缺的诊断方法,从而制定科学有效的灌水指标。对目前非充分灌溉的土壤、灌溉、作物等指标的研究现状及存在的问题进行了的阐述,讨论了非充分灌溉决策指标今后研究发展的方向。从目前国内外研究情况来看,应用叶水势、茎直径变化、冠层温度等作物指标来精确诊断作物的水分状况,已逐渐成为非充分灌溉研究领域关注的热点,但其基础理论、监测方法及不同作物的应用效果仍需进一步研究完善。因此,单纯从一种灌溉决策指标出发确定灌溉量是不全面的,如何建立非充分灌溉条件下不同地区、作物的灌溉指标体系将是今后中国重要的研究内容。