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Maize (Zea mays L.) is a globally important cereal crop that contributes significantly to food security, livestock feed, and agro-industrial systems. Despite its adaptability, maize is highly sensitive to water stress, particularly during flowering and grain-filling stages, where yield losses can be substantial under inadequate irrigation conditions (Malčauskienė et al., 2015; Shaheen & Zhang, 2023). Increasing water scarcity and climate variability have intensified the need for irrigation systems that ensure high productivity while minimizing water consumption.
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