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Magnetic water treatment remains a little known in the field of plants metabolism and water relations. One of the harmless technologies which is considered in recent years by researchers of the agricultural science to increase plant yield and also increase the water productivity through a magnetic field before irrigation (Maheshwari and Grewal, 2009). Thus, magnetized water treatment increases plant metabolism in terms of photosynthesis and water uptake (Yano et al., 2004). A plant’s metabolism contains 90 to 95% of water which is a diamagnetic compound and the rest contains several para, ferro and diamagnetic metals and non-metals in minute forms (Charan, 2009). The interaction of magnetic fields with flowing water; they measure absorbance, pH, TDS, EC, viscosity, surface tension and thermal conductivity for ordinary tap water before and after applying magnetic fields of strength 6560 G which were generated by proper arrangement Maximizing Water Use Efficiency for Some Plants by Treated Magnetic Water Technique under East Owainat Conditions

MAXIMIZING WATER USE EFFICIENCY FOR SOME PLANTS BY TREATED MAGNETIC WATER TECHNIQUE UNDER EAST OWAINAT CONDITIONS.