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Soils and Soil Mixtures,s can survive. The crux comes with the question of how well the plant grows in the mixture. Once beyond the question of mere survival, the problem of soils and root substrates becomes complex. Soils, as usually encountered, are complex physically and chemically, and can be thought of as a living org

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Nutrition,otassium (K), sulfur (S), calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), boron (B), copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), chlorine (Cl), and molybdenum (Mo) (Table 7–1). Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen are supplied with methods not considered here under the heading of nutrition. The remaining elements are

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Carbon Dioxide and Pollution,otosyn-thetic rate which can ultimately be translated in terms of growth, yield, and quality. Many plants continue to photosynthesize at zero CO. levels as liberation of the gas produced in respiration will be utilized. However, growth is minimum, and, as the plant continues to respire in the dark,

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Insect and Disease Control,o afford survival without any one dominating. Generally, the numbers will be several, and the tendency for any one to dominate the biological scene is restricted by its predators or availability of food. The vigor of a population is somewhat less than the genetic potential.

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Chemical Growth Regulation,y any physiological process in plants. Control of growth in horticulture is usually practiced through temperature, water, feeding, photoperiod, and pruning. Chemical growth regulators give us one more set of tools for making adjustments to plant growth and development.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-48940-7o afford survival without any one dominating. Generally, the numbers will be several, and the tendency for any one to dominate the biological scene is restricted by its predators or availability of food. The vigor of a population is somewhat less than the genetic potential.