Effect of super absorbent hydrogel on hydro-physical properties of soil under deficit irrigation
Rasha Y. Abdel-Ghafar,
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Ahmed Abdelfattah,
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Harby Mostafa
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Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: April 1, 2024
Abstract
Due
to
water
scarcity
challenges,
efficient
management
of
irrigation
is
becoming
crucial.
Water
use
efficiency
(WUE)
involves
increasing
crop
productivity
without
consumption.
This
study
was
carried
out
the
effect
hydrogel,
deficit
and
soil
type
on
WUE,
hydro-physical
properties
lettuce
productivity.
For
this
purpose,
four
treatments
(100%,
85%,
70%
60%
full
requirements),
hydrogel
concentrations
(0,
0.1,
0.2
0.3%
w/w)
three
textural
classes
(clay,
loamy
sand,
sandy-clay
soil)
were
conducted
in
pot
experiment
at
open
field
during
two
consecutive
seasons.
The
results
revealed
that
growth
parameters
significantly
affected
by
application
rates.
Hydrogel
addition
enhanced
head
fresh
dry
weights,
chlorophyll
content,
number
leaves
WUE.
Application
85%
requirements
achieved
highest
WUE
significant
yield
reductions.
Changes
studied
more
dependent
texture
rate
than
amount
water.
decrease
saturated
hydraulic
conductivity
bulk
density
confirms
super
absorbent
hydrogels
could
be
recommended
improve
retention
enhance
under
conditions.
Language: Английский
Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment for Efficient Water Resource Management through Internet of Things and Machine Learning Approaches for Agricultural Irrigation
Water Resources Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 3, 2024
Language: Английский
Unearthing India’s soil moisture anomalies: impact on agriculture and water resource strategies
Theoretical and Applied Climatology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
155(8), P. 7575 - 7590
Published: July 1, 2024
Language: Английский
A Multi-Source Strategy for Assessing Major Winter Crops Performance and Irrigation Water Requirements
Shoukat Ali Shah,
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Songtao Ai
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Land,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(2), P. 340 - 340
Published: Feb. 7, 2025
Accurate
regional
crop
classification,
acreage
estimation,
yield
prediction,
and
water
requirement
assessment
are
essential
for
effective
agricultural
planning
market
forecasts.
This
study
uses
an
integrated
geospatial
statistical
approach
to
assess
major
winter
crops
wheat
sugarcane
cultivation
in
Ghotki
District,
Pakistan,
from
2017/18
2022/23.
It
combines
satellite
data
Landsat
8
Sentinel-2,
ground
truthing,
reporting
records
analyze
key
factors
such
as
area,
gradients,
vegetation
health,
normalized
difference
index
(NDVI)-based
models,
requirements,
total
irrigation
consumption.
Results
showed
that
areas
ranged
15%
19%,
with
the
highest
coverage
observed
2021/22
season.
Sugarcane
6%
10%,
peaking
2018/19
A
strong
linear
association
between
NDVI
(R2
=
0.86)
was
observed.
Wheat
predictions
utilized
regression,
robust
regression
all
of
which
were
validated
by
findings.
Irrigation
demand
season
calculated
at
1887
million
cubic
meters
(MCM)
2017/18,
1357
MCM
supplied
Sindh
Drainage
Authority
(SIDA).
By
2020/21,
reached
2023
MCM,
while
SIDA’s
supply
MCM.
These
results
highlight
significance
integrating
analysis
provide
timely,
reliable
estimates
cropped
areas,
forecasting,
dynamics,
planning.
The
proposed
methodology
contributes
a
scaleable
solution
informed
decision-making
resource
management,
applicable
across
other
districts
Pakistan
on
global
scale.
Language: Английский
Water Resources Management in Coastal Areas Under Climate Change and Irrigation and Fertilization Scenarios
Water Resources Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 29, 2025
Language: Английский
Effect of irrigation regimes and organic fertilizer on rapeseed performance in the semi-arid area
Ratarstvo i povrtarstvo,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
61(2), P. 33 - 46
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Climate
changes
and
the
cost
of
irrigation
water
in
semi-arid
areas
seriously
reduce
availability
for
irrigation.
The
optimal
allocation
resources
to
limit
overexploitation
are
necessary
these
regions.
A
field
trial
aimed
evaluate
regimes
(60,
80,
100%
based
on
capacity,
abbreviated
as
FC60,
FC80
FC100)
organic
fertilizer
(0,
15,
30
t
ha-1
farmyard
manure,
FYM)
two
rapeseed
varieties
(Hydromel
Nathalie)
region
Qazvin,
Iran.
highest
lateral
growth
(branch
number)
was
observed
Hydromel
cultivar
with
application
15
manure
(FYM30
FYM15)
under
FC100
conditions.
Comparison
between
cultivars
showed
that
Nathalie
less
affected
by
FYM
chlorophyll
content
decreased
FC60;
however,
no
significant
difference
FC100.
maturity
earlier
than
Hydromel.
However,
use
significantly
extended
days
Although
silique
length
13%
Hydromel,
this
component
deficit
conditions
(FC80
FC60).
number
siliques
recorded
FYM30+FC100
FYM30+FC80.
60%
regime
caused
a
reduction
siliques.
seed
yield
higher
Nathalie,
stability
more
evident
FC60.
Overall,
obtained
results
variety
can
produce
an
acceptable
FYM30+FC80
save
20%
consumption.
indicated
stressful
cannot
be
recommended
region.
Language: Английский
Enhancement of Cashew (Anacardium occidentale L.) Seedlings Growth in Semiarid Regions Using a Superabsorbent Hydrogel Composite
Haroldo P. de Albuquerque,
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Toni Halan da Silva Irineu,
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James N. Costa
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et al.
ACS Agricultural Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(8), P. 837 - 850
Published: July 9, 2024
In
arid
and
semiarid
regions,
agricultural
producers,
including
cashew
growers,
grapple
with
the
challenges
of
cultivating
crops
in
harsh
environmental
conditions.
To
address
this
issue,
conditioning
materials
capable
maintaining
soil
moisture
levels
even
during
droughts
presents
a
promising
solution.
Herein,
we
synthesized
superabsorbent
hydrogel
composite
comprised
starch-grafted-poly(sodium
acrylate)
embedded
20%
(w/w)
kaolin
(KAO),
designed
to
enhance
quality
seedlings.
Characterization
through
Fourier
transform
infrared
(FTIR)
X-ray
diffraction
(XRD)
analyses
confirmed
its
successful
synthesis.
The
incorporation
KAO
influenced
thermal,
morphological,
swelling
properties
composite,
as
result
interaction
between
clay
starch.
Moreover,
exhibited
improved
water
absorption
capacity
kinetics,
demonstrating
behavior.
Our
findings
demonstrated
that
addition
just
1%
effectively
enhanced
retention.
Notably,
placement
within
column
proved
critical
extending
interval
irrigation
cycles.
Field
experiments
revealed
seedlings
cultivated
conditioned
positioned
deeper
pot
notable
improvements
morphological
parameters
such
plant
height,
stem
diameter,
leaf
count,
especially
over
prolonged
cultivation
periods.
Besides,
these
displayed
increased
vigor
overall
quality,
essential
for
establishment
robust
healthy
orchards.
Overall,
study
underscores
potential
cost-effective
material
enhancing
cashews
other
crop
yields
regions
limited
availability.
Language: Английский
Effects of water absorbing polymers on the properties of meadow-gray-earth soils under Mugan conditions of the Azerbaijan Republic
Subhana Mamedovna SHahmalieva,
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Vusalya Nibievna Gummatova,
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Zakira Aliahmedovna Babaeva
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et al.
Ekologiya i stroitelstvo,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4, P. 23 - 29
Published: Dec. 25, 2024
The
Republic
of
Azerbaijan
is
located
in
difficult
arid
climatic
conditions.
In
terms
water
shortage,
the
ranks
4th
post-Soviet
space
after
Turkmenistan,
Moldova
and
Uzbekistan.
Therefore,
order
to
obtain
agricultural
products,
it
necessary
introduce
water-saving
reclamation
technologies.
As
an
alternative,
scientists
propose
use
superabsorbent
polymers
–
hydrogels.
aim
study
was
investigate
effect
hydrogel
on
soil
properties,
particular
grain
size
distribution
salinity
culti-vation
corn
Zea
mays
L.
pH
value
range
7.7...7.8,
experiment
increased
7.5...8.3.
dry
residue
before
0.104...0.300%,
-
there
accumulation
salts
values
1.266...1.719%.
CaSO4
test
field
0.068...0.135
milligram
equivalent,
no
gypsum
upper
0...50
cm
layer,
sodium
sulfate
Na2SO4
by
1.9...8.7%
0.842...1.318
equivalent.
Language: Английский