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AN OUTLOOK ON SUBSTRATES IN FRANCE

Article number
126_2
Pages
19 – 24
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Abstract
In the present time, much of the available substrates in France contain, partly or on the whole, imported materials.
The research for inland substrates has led to draw up an inventory of available materials (natural, sinthetical, wastes and residues).

Quite different materials give good results.
Nevertheless, in some mineral substrates, the addition of a limited quantity of peat is proved to be necessary.
Until now, peat remains the best material for a type of production such as pot plants and vegetative multiplication.
A substitute for peat is not yet available.

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Authors
D. Blanc
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