2013•PhytonOpen access

Yield and quality of tomato with organic sources of fertilization under greenhouse conditions

C M醨quez-Hern醤dez, P Cano-R韔s, Uriel Figueroa Viramontes, JA Avila-Diaz, N Rodr韌uez-Dimas, JL Garc韆-Hern醤dez

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The scarcity of fertilizers that are allowed in organic agriculture (AO) encourages the search for alternatives, being the use of compost one of the most outstanding. AO has been recognized as a more sustainable system than c... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on Tech Science Press

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Key concepts: Compost, Human fertilization, Organic farming, Yield (engineering), Greenhouse, Scarcity, Agriculture, Sustainable agriculture