[Chemical composition of tomatoes plants grown at hydroponics condition]
2005
Veremejchik, L.A. | Bogdevich, I.M. | Golovatyj, S.E.(Institute for Soil Science and Agrochemistry, Minsk (Belarus))
Analysing the received data it is possible to conclude that judging by the content of the basic nutritive elements and their correlation in different parts of tomatoes plants and in harvest especially the substrates used for production of this culture in low volume technology were not differed considerably. It shows that materials of home production (agloporit, keramzit, perlit,) can be used side by side with the mineral wadding as substrates used in low volume technology at tomatoes growing
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