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Table 6 Water deficiency rates and some irrigation system types effectiveness on tree yield, hypothetic yield per feddan, water use efficiency, and water unit return of Washington navel orange trees (2021–2022 seasons)

From: Effect of some irrigation systems on water stress levels of Washington navel orange trees

 

Tree yield (kg)

Hypothetic yield per feddan (ton)

Water use efficiency (kg fruit/m3 water)

Water unit return

(EGP/m3 of water)

First season (2021)

 

 ETc 100%

57.68a

12.11a

2.47a

9.90a

 ETc 80%

46.15b

9.69b

2.47a

9.90a

 ETc 60%

25.79c

5.42c

1.84b

7.38b

 DIS

41.25b

8.66b

2.15b

8.62b

 MSIS

45.17a

9.48a

2.37a

9.50a

 ETc 100% × DIS

55.56b

11.67b

2.38b

9.53b

 ETc 100% × MSIS

59.80a

12.56a

2.57a

10.26a

 ETc 80% × DIS

44.45d

9.33d

2.38b

9.53b

 ETc 80% × MSIS

47.84c

10.05c

2.57a

10.26a

 ETc 60% × DIS

23.73f

4.98f

1.70d

6.79d

 ETc 60% × MSIS

27.85e

5.85e

1.99c

7.96c

Second season (2022)

 

 ETc 100%

58.03a

12.19a

2.58a

10.33a

 ETc 80%

46.42b

9.75b

2.58a

10.33a

 ETc 60%

26.73c

5.61c

1.98b

7.93b

 DIS

41.93b

8.81b

2.28b

9.11b

 MSIS

45.53a

9.56a

2.49a

9.94a

 ETc 100% × DIS

56.03b

11.77b

2.49b

9.97b

 ETc 100% × MSIS

60.03a

12.61a

2.67a

10.68a

 ETc 80% × DIS

44.83d

9.41d

2.49b

9.97b

 ETc 80% × MSIS

48.02c

10.08c

2.67a

10.68a

 ETc 60% × DIS

24.94f

5.24f

1.85d

7.40d

 ETc 60% × MSIS

28.53e

5.99e

2.12c

8.46c

  1. ETc = evapotranspiration, DIS = drip irrigation system, and MSIS = micro-sprinklers irrigation system
  2. Mean followed by the same letter/s within each column is not significantly different from each other at 0.5% level