Add to ORKGThe agronomic performance of and the mineral composition and trace element content in Callistephus, Impatiens, Lobelia and Petunia were tested by growing the plants on substrates of white peat and 50 or 100% green waste and sewage sludge (80% + 20% v/v) compost (CP); a commercial peat medium (CM) of black and white peat (2:1 by vol.) was used as control. At flowering, the agronomic parameters were compared by ANOVA and plant nutritional status was checked by vector analysis. Substrate-species interactions (P<0.001) were evident for all measured parameters. Callistephus and Petunia were the most adaptable, increasing growth and flower production even at 50% CP. While Impatiens reacted negatively only to unblended CP, Lobelia showed a negativ...
A single-factor field experiment was carried out at the Cultivar Evaluation Station in Szczecin-Dąbi...
There is a stringent need to reduce the environmental impact of peat in the plant nursery production...
Imported moss peat (IMP) and native peat (NAP) that is taken from Akgöl/Turkey were used in the grow...
The agronomic performance of and the mineral composition and trace element content in Callistephus, ...
The agronomic performance and the mineral composition and trace element content in Begonia semperflo...
The aim of the study was to assess the impact of substrates containing composts made from municipal ...
Compost (CP) made from 70% ligno-cellulosic compounds and 30% sewage sludge was studied as a compone...
Commercially produced green waste compost from urban areas was evaluated for its suitability to repl...
BACKGROUND: Peat is the main component of growing media but is also a non-renewable resource; theref...
Compost has been recently suggested as an alternative to peat for the preparation of growing substr...
A solid phase of pig slurry- forestry waste compost was evaluated as a substrate component for the p...
A single-factor fi eld experiment was carried out at the Cultivar Evaluation Station in Szczecin-Dąb...
Peat is the most representative component in the preparation of growing media used in horticulture. ...
Because of the high costs and environmental impacts of peat and chemical fertilizers, the search for...
Typha latifolia plants, commonly known as cattails, were grown in a mixture of sewage sludge compost...
A single-factor field experiment was carried out at the Cultivar Evaluation Station in Szczecin-Dąbi...
There is a stringent need to reduce the environmental impact of peat in the plant nursery production...
Imported moss peat (IMP) and native peat (NAP) that is taken from Akgöl/Turkey were used in the grow...
The agronomic performance of and the mineral composition and trace element content in Callistephus, ...
The agronomic performance and the mineral composition and trace element content in Begonia semperflo...
The aim of the study was to assess the impact of substrates containing composts made from municipal ...
Compost (CP) made from 70% ligno-cellulosic compounds and 30% sewage sludge was studied as a compone...
Commercially produced green waste compost from urban areas was evaluated for its suitability to repl...
BACKGROUND: Peat is the main component of growing media but is also a non-renewable resource; theref...
Compost has been recently suggested as an alternative to peat for the preparation of growing substr...
A solid phase of pig slurry- forestry waste compost was evaluated as a substrate component for the p...
A single-factor fi eld experiment was carried out at the Cultivar Evaluation Station in Szczecin-Dąb...
Peat is the most representative component in the preparation of growing media used in horticulture. ...
Because of the high costs and environmental impacts of peat and chemical fertilizers, the search for...
Typha latifolia plants, commonly known as cattails, were grown in a mixture of sewage sludge compost...
A single-factor field experiment was carried out at the Cultivar Evaluation Station in Szczecin-Dąbi...
There is a stringent need to reduce the environmental impact of peat in the plant nursery production...
Imported moss peat (IMP) and native peat (NAP) that is taken from Akgöl/Turkey were used in the grow...