ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Effects of Establishment-Water Supply Method and Phosphorus Fertilizer Management on Growth, Soil Water Dynamics, and Grain Yield of Drip-Irrigated Winter Wheat.
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Phosphorus (P) management may interact with the method used to supply water for crop establishment in drip-irrigated winter wheat. A two-year field experiment (2023-2025) in northern Xinjiang compared pre-sowing irrigation (F) with dry sowing followed by drip irrigation for emergence (D) under three P regimes: 100% basal P (P1), 70% basal + 30% fertigated P (P2), and 50% basal + 50% fertigated P (P3). Across the years, D increased the mean 0-100 cm soil water content by 15.76% relative to F. Under D, P3 increased the soil water content by 12.53% and maturity dry matter per plant by 31.02% relative to P1. DP3 produced the highest two-year mean grain yield (8416.2 kg ha
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