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Quantitative Analysis of the Effects of Irrigation Frequency Under Constant Total Irrigation Amount on Photosynthetic Accumulation, Source–Sink Coordination, and Water–Grain–Quality Synergy in Wide-Row Precision-Sown Winter Wheat

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To address the issues of low water and fertilizer use efficiency and limited yield potential in traditional winter wheat cultivation in Henan Province, and to determine the optimal drip irrigation frequency for wide-row precision sowing under a constant total irrigation amount, this study was conducted based on a field experiment in Zhengzhou, Henan, during the 2024-2025 season. Four treatments were set up: border irrigation with wide-row precision sowing (QK40), and single-drip irrigation events of 25 mm (DK25, high frequency), 40 mm (DK40, medium frequency), and 55 mm (DK55, low frequency). The effects of drip irrigation frequency on photosynthetic accumulation after anthesis (AUC), source-sink coordination index (SSCI), and the synergy among water, grain, and quality in wide-row precision-sown winter wheat were quantitatively analyzed. The results showed that DK25 significantly delayed leaf senescence and extended the green leaf functional period by 9 days by stabilizing moisture in the 0-40 cm root zone. Post-anthesis photosynthetic accumulation increased by 23.39% and was highly significantly positively correlated with yield. The leaf area index at the heading stage increased by 23.54%, and the source-sink coordination index (SSCI) improved by 45.1%. Over the whole growth period, water consumption was reduced by 10.38%, water use efficiency increased by 23.5%, and yield increased by 8.9%, while grain quality remained stable. Entropy Weight-TOPSIS evaluation showed that DK25 performed the best. This study can provide a cultivation pattern and technical parameters for water-saving, high-yield, and high-quality wide-row precision-sown winter wheat in the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain.

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Quantitative Analysis of the Effects of Irrigation Frequency Under Constant Total Irrigation Amount on Photosynthetic Accumulation, Source–Sink Coordination, and Water–Grain–Quality Synergy in Wide-Row Precision-Sown Winter Wheat
Date Crossref
08/07/2026
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MDPI AG
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journal-article

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  • North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power pays non établi dans la notice
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North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power et School of Water Conservancy.

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Irrigation Practices and Water ManagementClimate change impacts on agricultureWheat and Barley Genetics and Pathology

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