Three levels of partial rootzone drying (PRD) were evaluated and compared with
conventional irrigation, in terms of gas exchange, water relations, growth, yield, fruit quality …

Partial rootzone drying (PRD) is a water-saving irrigation practice which involves watering
only part of the rhizosphere at each irrigation with the complement left to dry to a pre …

Partial root-zone drying during irrigation (PRD) has been shown effective in enhancing plant
water use efficiency (WUE), however, the roles of chemical signals from root and shoot that …

This paper evaluates the effect of partial root zone drying (PRD) and deficit irrigation (DI)
strategies on yield and water use efficiency of the drip-irrigated corn on clay soils under the …

Partial rootzone irrigation (PRI) can substantially reduce irrigation amount and has been
demonstrated as a promising irrigation method for crops in arid or semiarid areas. Many …

Parallel to the progress in irrigation methods and technology during the past few decades,
there is interest in using physiological mechanisms of plants to assist in irrigation …

Partial root-zone drying irrigation (PRDI) can influence carbon (C), nitrogen (N), and P
(phosphorus) allocations in annual crop plants. This study consisted of a two-factorial split …

This study investigated the impact of regulated deficit irrigation (RDI) and partial root drying
(PRD) on soil moisture, dry matter, and yield and water productivity of maize grown in sandy …

Abstract.......... Introduction.............. Physiological aspects........... Partial root-zone drying The
water factor in potato Materials and methods............ Results and discussion............... In-field …

Two field experiments were conducted in two semi-arid areas in northern China to test the
response of three potato varieties to supplemental irrigation. Conventional furrow irrigation …