Research on the Water Supply Needs during the Critical Period of Organic Fertilizer Application for the Quality Formation of Wine Grapes
By analyzing the water requirement during key periods of wine grape quality under different organic fertilizer application levels,the relationship between organic fertilizer application and water demand is explored to provide theoretical support for the development of scientific and efficient grape irrigation strategies.The study shows that appropriate application of organic fertilizer can improve the soil water storage and moisture retention capacity of wine grapes.The liquid nano organic fertilizer significantly increases the soil moisture content in the surface layer(0~20 cm),with the T2 and T3 treatments during the berry swelling and veraison stages showing the most significant increases compared to the CK treatment,with an increase of 70.77%and 28.60%respectively.In terms of total water storage changes,the T1 treatment exhibits better water storage performance during the berry swelling stage,while the T2 treatment has more abundant total soil water storage during the veraison stage,with increases of 14.85%and 52.19%respectively compared to the CK treatment.By using the Penman-Monteith equation and field water balance method,it is calculated that both the T1 treatment during the berry swelling stage and the T2 treatment during the veraison stage have further water-saving potential.
Wine grapesCritical period of quality formationSoil water contentWater storage capacityCrop water requirements