Abstract
Tomato plants were grown in hydroponics using pelleted fly and heavy ash as substrates. The water stability of the substrates and their ability in a nutrient solution to sorb or desorb ions have been studied. Both substrates showed a satisfactory stability to water treatments. Interactions between the nutrient solution and the substrates did not influence the ion uptake by tomato plants nor plant growth and productivity.
Citation Formats
Giusquiani, P L, Gigliotti, G, Businelli, D, and Varallo, G.
Coal ash as a substrate in hydroponics: chemical and agronomical aspects.
Switzerland: N. p.,
1995.
Web.
Giusquiani, P L, Gigliotti, G, Businelli, D, & Varallo, G.
Coal ash as a substrate in hydroponics: chemical and agronomical aspects.
Switzerland.
Giusquiani, P L, Gigliotti, G, Businelli, D, and Varallo, G.
1995.
"Coal ash as a substrate in hydroponics: chemical and agronomical aspects."
Switzerland.
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title = {Coal ash as a substrate in hydroponics: chemical and agronomical aspects}
author = {Giusquiani, P L, Gigliotti, G, Businelli, D, and Varallo, G}
abstractNote = {Tomato plants were grown in hydroponics using pelleted fly and heavy ash as substrates. The water stability of the substrates and their ability in a nutrient solution to sorb or desorb ions have been studied. Both substrates showed a satisfactory stability to water treatments. Interactions between the nutrient solution and the substrates did not influence the ion uptake by tomato plants nor plant growth and productivity.}
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title = {Coal ash as a substrate in hydroponics: chemical and agronomical aspects}
author = {Giusquiani, P L, Gigliotti, G, Businelli, D, and Varallo, G}
abstractNote = {Tomato plants were grown in hydroponics using pelleted fly and heavy ash as substrates. The water stability of the substrates and their ability in a nutrient solution to sorb or desorb ions have been studied. Both substrates showed a satisfactory stability to water treatments. Interactions between the nutrient solution and the substrates did not influence the ion uptake by tomato plants nor plant growth and productivity.}
journal = []
issue = {5}
volume = {4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Switzerland}
year = {1995}
month = {May}
}