Types of Drip Irrigation Emitters

	Drip Emitters \| Called point-source distribution, deliver the water close to the base of the plants, and subsequently close to their root systems.
	Dripperline \| Called line source distribution, is used in more densely planted areas where the emitters do not need to be aligned perfectly with the plants.
	Microsprays \| Deliver water in a similar form to regular spray sprinklers, only in a scaled-down version, spraying less water with a smaller radius.
	Bubblers \| Bubblers are emitters that generally have threaded inlets. They bubble or flood out water a short distance, and are perfect for shrubs, trees, and flower beds.

	Drip Emitters \| Called point-source distribution, deliver the water close to the base of the plants, and subsequently close to their root systems.
	Dripperline \| Called line source distribution, is used in more densely planted areas where the emitters do not need to be aligned perfectly with the plants.
	Microsprays \| Deliver water in a similar form to regular spray sprinklers, only in a scaled-down version, spraying less water with a smaller radius.
	Bubblers \| Bubblers are emitters that generally have threaded inlets. They bubble or flood out water a short distance, and are perfect for shrubs, trees, and flower beds.