Slideshow: Organic Substrates And Fertilizers
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Figure 1. Growth of tomato seedlings in response to substrates prepared as described in Table 2. © 2010 -
Figure 2. Yellowing of lower leaves on these impatiens is due to nitrogen deficiency.© 2010 -
Figure 3. Cuphea growing in a substrate with high salts (left) shows leaf edge burn and poor growth as compared to a control pla© 2010 -
Figure 4. Low phosphorus availability appears as purpling of lower leaves on these pansies.© 2010 -
Table 1. The substrates included composts at a 1:1:1 ratio with peat and perlite. The EC of some composts was higher than would© 2010
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