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Low-volume and thin-layer panoponics in intensive artificial-light culture of cucumber: basics and results of application

Udalova OR, Anikina LM, Mirskaya GV, Kononchuk PY, Panova GG

Vegetable crops of Russia · 2021

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Summary

Relevance. The year-round provision of the population of our country with fresh vegetable products remainsis relevant. The creation and widespread implementation of high-tech automated phytotechnological complexes based on innovative technologies for growing plants in intensive light culture, including the development of new-generation root-dwelling environments, low-volume and thin-layer analogs of soil and systems for providing plants with water and mineral nutrition elements, is one of the promising ways to solve this problem. The purpose. Assessment of the influence of root environment conditions on the production process of cucumber plants in intensive light culture is the aim of our work. Methods. The research was carried out under controlled conditions of intensive artificial-light

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Peer-reviewed study
DOI
10.18619/2072-9146-2021-2-39-44
Catalogue ID
BImvhai7oz-1p2yql
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