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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"raised bed"”.

  1. A comparison of soil management systems for urban agriculture

    … alternative soil management systems (e.g. raised-beds) are necessary to provide safe, fresh food for community members. The long-term benefits of raised-beds and similar soil management systems have not been explored in the scientific literature. Determining the agronomic and environmental …

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  2. Farming in the city: how the urban environment affects vegetable crop production, soil heavy metal contamination and nutrient dynamics, produce nutritive quality, and insect dynamics in urban gardens

    … near 45° 50’ N. Each garden had 40 0.43 m3 raised bed pots filled with compost-soil-sand mix (50, 40, and 10% respectively). Fourteen cultivars of seven common garden vegetable species were grown in the raised bed pots in 2013 to 2015 seasons. Onion and kale were planted in early April …

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  3. Physiological and Morphological Responses to Drought Stress in Different Cultivation Environments in Wild Type and ABA-deficient Barley

    … environments -greenhouse, outside container, and raised bed - on Hordeum vulgare (spring barley) growth and physiology to assess the translatability of the same applied drought treatment. Additionally, as plants in the field often experience multiple stresses simultaneously, I investigate the …

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