This collection reviews current research on optimising substrates for soilless cultivation and assesses recent advances in technologies, such as fertigation systems and process control. Case studies on a range of horticultural crops feature throughout as a means of depicting examples of practical application.
This collection reviews current research on optimising substrates for soilless cultivation and assesses recent advances in technologies, such as fertigation systems and process control. Case studies on a range of horticultural crops feature throughout as a means of depicting examples of practical application.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Burleigh Dodds Series in Agricultural Science Nr.94
1.Soilless culture systems and growing media in horticulture: an overview: Nazim S. Gruda University of Bonn Germany; Part 1 Materials 2.Advances in understanding plant root behaviour and rootzone management in soilless culture systems: Youbin Zheng University of Guelph Canada; 3.Developments in inorganic materials synthetic organic materials and peat in soilless culture systems: Jeb S. Fields Louisiana State University Agricultural Center USA; and Nazim S. Gruda University of Bonn Germany; 4.Developments in alternative organic materials for growing media in soilless culture systems: Nazim S. Gruda University of Bonn Germany; 5.Understanding and optimizing the physical properties of growing media for soilless cultivation: Jean Caron Université Laval Canada; and Jean-Charles Michel L'Institut Agro France; 6.Understanding and optimising the chemical properties of growing media for soilless cultivation: Patrizia Zaccheo and Laura Crippa University of Milan Italy; and Francesco Giuffrida University of Catania Italy; 7.Understanding and optimising the biological properties of growing media for soilless cultivation: Francesco Giuffrida and Rosario Paolo Mauro University of Catania Italy; and Patrizia Zaccheo University of Milan Italy; Part 2 Technologies 8.Advances in liquid- and solid-medium soilless culture systems: Yüksel Tüzel Ege University Turkey; and Astrit Balliu Agricultural University of Tirana Albania; 9.Advances in irrigation/fertigation techniques in greenhouse soilless culture systems (SCS): Georgios Nikolaou and Damianos Neocleous Ministry of Agriculture Rural Development and Environment Cyprus; and Evangelini Kitta and Nikolaos Katsoulas University of Thessaly Greece; 10.Advances in nutrient management modelling and nutrient concentration prediction for soilless culture systems: Jung Eek Son Tae In Ahn and Taewon Moon Seoul National University Korea; 11.Advanced hydroponics design for plant cultivation in cities: Giuseppina Pennisi Alessandro Pistillo Elisa Appolloni Francesco Orsini and Giorgio Gianquinto DISTAL - University of Bologna Italy; 12.Optimizing product quality in soilless culture systems (SCS): Pietro Santamaria Barbara De Lucia and Angelo Signore University of Bari Aldo Moro Italy; Part 3 Case studies 13.Advances in soilless cultivation of tomatoes and other fruit vegetables: V. Truffault Futura Gaïa France; and E. Legast Centre Technique Interprofessionnel des Fruits et Légumes (CTIFL) France; 14.Advances in soilless culture strawberry production: Mike Nichols formerly Massey University New Zealand; 15.Advances in soilless culture of ornamentals: Erik van Os and Arca Kromwijk Wageningen University & Research The Netherlands;
1.Soilless culture systems and growing media in horticulture: an overview: Nazim S. Gruda University of Bonn Germany; Part 1 Materials 2.Advances in understanding plant root behaviour and rootzone management in soilless culture systems: Youbin Zheng University of Guelph Canada; 3.Developments in inorganic materials synthetic organic materials and peat in soilless culture systems: Jeb S. Fields Louisiana State University Agricultural Center USA; and Nazim S. Gruda University of Bonn Germany; 4.Developments in alternative organic materials for growing media in soilless culture systems: Nazim S. Gruda University of Bonn Germany; 5.Understanding and optimizing the physical properties of growing media for soilless cultivation: Jean Caron Université Laval Canada; and Jean-Charles Michel L'Institut Agro France; 6.Understanding and optimising the chemical properties of growing media for soilless cultivation: Patrizia Zaccheo and Laura Crippa University of Milan Italy; and Francesco Giuffrida University of Catania Italy; 7.Understanding and optimising the biological properties of growing media for soilless cultivation: Francesco Giuffrida and Rosario Paolo Mauro University of Catania Italy; and Patrizia Zaccheo University of Milan Italy; Part 2 Technologies 8.Advances in liquid- and solid-medium soilless culture systems: Yüksel Tüzel Ege University Turkey; and Astrit Balliu Agricultural University of Tirana Albania; 9.Advances in irrigation/fertigation techniques in greenhouse soilless culture systems (SCS): Georgios Nikolaou and Damianos Neocleous Ministry of Agriculture Rural Development and Environment Cyprus; and Evangelini Kitta and Nikolaos Katsoulas University of Thessaly Greece; 10.Advances in nutrient management modelling and nutrient concentration prediction for soilless culture systems: Jung Eek Son Tae In Ahn and Taewon Moon Seoul National University Korea; 11.Advanced hydroponics design for plant cultivation in cities: Giuseppina Pennisi Alessandro Pistillo Elisa Appolloni Francesco Orsini and Giorgio Gianquinto DISTAL - University of Bologna Italy; 12.Optimizing product quality in soilless culture systems (SCS): Pietro Santamaria Barbara De Lucia and Angelo Signore University of Bari Aldo Moro Italy; Part 3 Case studies 13.Advances in soilless cultivation of tomatoes and other fruit vegetables: V. Truffault Futura Gaïa France; and E. Legast Centre Technique Interprofessionnel des Fruits et Légumes (CTIFL) France; 14.Advances in soilless culture strawberry production: Mike Nichols formerly Massey University New Zealand; 15.Advances in soilless culture of ornamentals: Erik van Os and Arca Kromwijk Wageningen University & Research The Netherlands;
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