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NIS Tomato Trial 1 - Chlorophyll with date as subplot factor.rtf (106.92 kB)
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NIS Tomato Trial 2 - Top and root biomass.rtf (70.69 kB)
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NIS Tomato Trial 1 - Flower number with date as subplot factor.rtf (110.36 kB)
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NIS Tomato Trial 1 - Fruit measurements.rtf (86.04 kB)
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NIS Tomato Trial 2 - Fruit number with date as subplot factor (1).rtf (131.04 kB)
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NIS Tomato Trial 1 - Top and root biomass.rtf (72.86 kB)
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NIS Tomato Trial 1 - Stem thickness.rtf (55.77 kB)
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NIS Wheat results - Economic yield.rtf (84.32 kB)
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NIS Wheat results Trial - Chlorophyll with date a subplot factor.rtf (106.66 kB)
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NIS Wheat results Trial - Drymass.rtf (71.84 kB)
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NIS Wheat results Trial - Germination.rtf (61.34 kB)
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NIS Wheat results Trial - Number of ears.rtf (58.33 kB)
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NIS Wheat results Trial - Plantheight with date a subplot factor.rtf (119.85 kB)
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NIS Wheat results Trial - No Nodes with date a subplot factor.rtf (98.66 kB)
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Pot trial of wheat and tomato with the addition of a non-ionic surfactant and under deficit irrigation

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posted on 2022-12-19, 07:38 authored by Tryan-Lee CronningTryan-Lee Cronning

This data record the results and analysis of a pot trial that was carried out under controlled environmental conditions. This was designed to observe the effects of the addition of a non-ionic surfactant (NIS) and deficit irrigation on the growth parameters of wheat and tomato crops. The irrigation rates were set from a controlled (well irrigated field capacity) to varying degrees of deficit. The growth parameters followed the key aspects of plant development from germination, in season to post harvest biomass readings. The application of the NIS followed controlled, recommended and above average rates to observe any effects on crop physiology.

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Plant and Soil Sciences