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Home > Publications > Symposium on Peat in Horticulture

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Symposium on Peat in Horticulture

Number
18
ISBN
ISSN
0567-7572
Price
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Date
June 1971
Articles
14
Pages
123
Online Articles (14)
2. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF PEAT AND PEAT-MOULDS IMPROVED BY PERLITE AND FOAM-PLASTICS IN RELATION TO ORNAMENTAL PLANT-GROWTH*
P. Dr. M. De Boodt | Ir. O. Verdonck
3. TORFE ALS KATIONENAUSTAUSCHER BEI DER HERSTELLUNG GÄRTNERISCHER ERDEN
W. Feige
4. WETTING AGENTS FOR PEAT MOSS
R. Sheldrake Jr | O.A. Matkin
5. MEHRJÄHRIGE ERGEBNISSE ANGEWANDTER TORFFORSCHUNG BEI SPEZIELLEN GÄRTNERISCHEN KULTUREN
Dr. A. Lindemann
6. SPURENNÄHRSTOFFBEDARF VON SCHNITTBLUMEN IN TORFKULTUR
Dr. F. Penningsfeld
7. THE USE OF PEAT-SAND SUBSTRATES FOR POT CHRYSANTHEMUM CULTURE
A.C. Bunt
8. THE BULK DENSITY AND EXCHANGE CAPACITY OF PEAT AND THE EFFECT OF GROWTH RETARDANTS ON PLANTS GROWN IN PEAT
E. Kaukovirta
9. SUCCESSIVE TOMATO CROPPING IN PEAT SUBSTRATES
M.J. Woods | M.J. Maher
10. DER WERT VERSCHIEDENER SUBSTRATE FÜR DEN GEWÄCHSHAUSTOMATENBAU
Dr. E. Chroboczek | J. Karasinska-Dobrzanska
11. BEWERTUNG VON TORF ALS ORGANOGENE BODENKOMPONENTE IN GÄRTNERISCHEN ERDEN UND TORFGEDÜNGTEN MINERALBÖDEN
W. Baden
12. INVESTIGATIONS WITH FERTILIZATION OF VEGETABLE CROPS GROWN ON THREE DIFFERENT LOW MOOR (MUCK) SOILS
J. Rumpel
13. ON THE STANDARDS OF GARDEN PEAT
V. Puustjärvi
14. BEDEUTUNG DER QUALITÄTSKONTROLLE FÜR TORFPRODUKTE
R. Reeker
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