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Yield and quality of tomato produced on substrates and with application of humic acids

Lima AAd, Alvarenga MAR, Rodrigues L, Chitarra AB

Horticultura Brasileira · 2011

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Summary

The aim of this work was to evaluate the yield and quality of tomato fruits, hybrid "Vênus", produced on substrates and with application of nutrient solution and humic acids (AH). Four doses of AH were evaluated (0, 20, 40 and 80 L ha-1) and 4 substrates: S1 (coconut fiber (CF)), S2 (FC + carbonized coffee husk (CC) in the ratio 1:3), S3 (CF + CC in the ratio 2:3) and S4 (CC), were evaluated following the randomized blocks design in factorial 4x4 scheme with four replications. The 35-day old seedlings were transplanted into plastic bags of 7 L. The humic acids were applied four times in eight-day intervals, and the first application was carried out eight days after transplanting. There was no significant effect of AH on the yield and quality of fruit, except in relation to soluble solids (

Source type
Peer-reviewed study
DOI
10.1590/s0102-05362011000300002
Catalogue ID
BImvhagjgy-agtnl1
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