Effects of different K, N concentration in rock wool culture on growth, yields and quality of tomato
Yimin Zhou, Tetsushi Yoshida, Fukumoto Yasufumi
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Yimin Zhou, Tetsushi Yoshida, Fukumoto Yasufumi
Abstract
The results of the experiment showed that combined application of K, N obviously promoted tomato growth. The fresh weight, dry weight, stem width and leaf area per plant increased with the increasing of K concentration in nutrient solution and showed significant positive correlation. Blooming, fruit-setting and cropping date were advanced with increasing of concentration of K and N.
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The results of the experiment showed that combined application of K, N obviously promoted tomato growth. The fresh weight, dry weight, stem width and leaf area per plant increased with the increasing of K concentration in nutrient solution and showed significant positive correlation. Blooming, fruit-setting and cropping date were advanced with increasing of concentration of K and N.
Key concepts: Wool, Plant growth, Dry weight, Nutrient, Horticulture, Cropping, Agronomy, Mathematics