Nutrient Film Technique and Substrates, XXI IHC

INFLUENC OF SOLUTION CONCENTRATION ON GROWTH, FLOWER QUALITY AND NUTRIENT UPTAKE IN SPRAY CHRYSANTEMUM

THE DEVELOPMENT OF IN VITRO PROPAGATED PHILODENDRON IN THE HYDROSOLARIC SYSTEM

ROOT-ZONE WARMING AS A MEANS TO SAVE ENERGY IN THE PRODUCTION OF GREENHOUSE CROPS IN AUSTRALIA

GREENHOUSE LETTUCE PRODUCTION AT HIGH DENSITIES IN HYDROPONICS

INTERMITTENT SOLUTION CIRCULATION IN THE NUTRIENT FILM TECHNIQUE

PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS OF THE INACTIVE GROWING MEDIUM GRODAN° AND ITS FIELDS OF APPLICATION AND EXTENSION

BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF GREENHOUSE TOMATOES GROWN ON ROCKWOOL

WATER AND NUTRIENT UPTAKE BY TOMATO PLANTS GROWN WITH THE NUTRIENT FILM TECHNIQUE IN RELATION TO FRUIT PRODUCTION

A CABLE SUPPORTED NFT TOMATO PRODUCTION SYSTEM FOR THE GREENHOUSE

CULTURE OF MICROPROPAGATED STRAWBERRY PLANTS IN NUTRIENT FILM TECHNIQUE

INFLUENCE OF SEVERAL NUTRITIONAL BALANCES ON OLIVE PLANT DEVELOPMENT IN HYDROPONIC CULTURE

POTENTIAL DANGER FOR INFECTION AND SPREAD OF ROOT DISEASES OF TOMATOES IN HYDROPONICS

THE INFLUENCE OF SOME FACTORS ON THE SEVERITY OF PYTHIUM ROOT ROT OF LETTUCE IN SOILLESS (HYDROPONIC) GROWING SYSTEMS

IS DAMPING-OFF, CAUSED BY PYTHIUM, LESS OF A PROBLEM IN HYDROPONICS THAN IN TRADITIONAL GROWING SYSTEMS?

SYSTEMSCHUTZ D FOR ORNAMENTALS IN HYDROCULTURE

AUTOMATIC WATERING AND FERTILIZING IN GREENHOUSES

POT PLANT GROWING ON A CAPILLARY MAT COVERED WITH A PERFORATED POLYETHYLENE FOIL

COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT EXTRACTION METHODS FOR HEAVY METALS FROM "COMPOST" SUBSTRATES AND FROM TOMATO LEAVES AND FRUITS GROWN ON THESE SUBSTRATES

Cd- AND Pb-CONTENTS OF VEGETABLES GROWN ON SOILS OF FORMER VINEYARDS TREATED WITH MUNICIPAL WASTE-COMPOST

MACRONUTRIENT STATUS IN POTTING MIX SUBSTRATES AND IN TISSUE OF AZALEAS FROM THE EFFECTS OF SLOW-RELEASE FERTILIZER

GROWTH RESPONSE OF CONTAINER-GROWN PLANTS IN POTTING MEDIA AMENDED WITH LIGNITE

COMPOSTED SEWAGE SLUDGE AND SOIL AMENDMENT FOR GREENHOUSE AND WOODY ORNAMENTAL CROPS

THE CHLOROSIS OCCURING WHEN HORTICULTURAL CROPS ARE GROWN IN SEWAGE EFFLUENT

SYNTHETIC TOPSOIL FROM DIGESTED SEWAGE SLUDGE

COCOFIBRE DUST, A NEW GROWING MEDIUM FOR PLANTS IN THE TROPICS

BARKCOMPOST, A NEW ACCEPTED GROWING MEDIUM FOR PLANTS

THE EFFECTS OF FRESH AND COMPOSTED BARK ADDED TO SOIL ON THE ACTION OF SOME SOIL FUMIGANTS

COMPOSTED AND NON-COMPOSTED WOODWASTES IN GROWING VEGETABLES UNDER PROTECTION IN POLAND

COMPOSTED BARK - GROWING SUBSTRATE IN VEGETABLE FORCING

THE USE OF BARKCOMPOST IN FLORICULTURE IN SPECIAL CONSIDERATION OF NITROGEN NUTRITION

SOILLESS MEDIA IN ROSE CULTURE UNDER THE PLASTIC TUNNEL