A STUDY OF GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS IN SOYBEAN SPROUTS USING MICRO-BUBBLE TREATED WATER

J.K. Song, C.S. Kim, S.Y. Yu, G.I. Lee, W.S. Hong
Effects of micro-bubble treated water on the growth of soybean sprout were investigated. Air feeding rate was varied from 100 cc/min to 700 cc/min on this micro-bubble generator. Changes of pH in the culture water and some growth parameters of soybean sprout were observed. The pH of micro-bubble treated water with variance of air feeding rates was a little higher than that of tap water. The weights of the soybean sprouts using micro-bubble treated water with variance of air feeding rates were about 6% ~ 11% lower than that of tap water. The weights of root using micro-bubble treated water according to air feeding rate were about 42% ~ 53% lower than that of tap water also the lengths of root were measured about 60% ~ 70% lower than that of tap water.
Song, J.K., Kim, C.S., Yu, S.Y., Lee, G.I. and Hong, W.S. (2014). A STUDY OF GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS IN SOYBEAN SPROUTS USING MICRO-BUBBLE TREATED WATER. Acta Hortic. 1037, 323-327
DOI: 10.17660/ActaHortic.2014.1037.39
https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2014.1037.39
cotyledon, hypocotyl, root, protein, dietary food
English

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