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Title
ET WORKSHOP 2016: DEFICIT IRRIGATION IN COLORADO AND NEED FOR ET MONITORING
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JOSE CHAVEZ, Ph.D.
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
Keywords
EVAPOTRANSPIRATION, CROP WATER STRESS, SWB, SOIL, TEMPERATURE, MODEL, RESET, DEFICIT
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10/13/2016
Year
2016
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Modeling
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•“Stress,” in the context of plants, is a broad term used to describe <br />some type of adversity that, if prolonged, can result in economic <br />yield loss (Jackson, 1982). <br />•“Water stress” then describes a condition where the supply of water <br />in plant leaves is insufficient to carry out photosynthesis and <br />respiration using all available energy. <br />•Under water stress conditions, a greater amount of available energy <br />must be converted to sensible heat compared with what would have <br />occurred for non-water-stressed conditions. The result is that the <br />temperature of the plant canopy increases over the temperature that <br />would have resulted for no shortages in water. <br /> <br />Crop Water Stress <br />4
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