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    Telen uit de grond voor vitale teelt Hyacint

    Deze factsheet is eind 2023 opgesteld als onderdeel van het POP3-onderzoeksproject Vitale Teelt Hyacint op basis van de tot dan toe verkregen kennis over het telen van Hyacint onder bedekte omstandigheden. Het geeft inzake de hyacintenteelt advies en instructies over het gebruik van bakken en substraat, de watergift, voeding en recirculatie van drainwater.

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    Projeto

    Groen Kennisnet

    Kennis­platform voor de groene sector

    Localização
    • Netherlands
    Autores
    • Bender, K.
    • Kromwijk, A.
    • Leeuwen, P. van
    • Groenink, W.
    • Looman, B.
    • Hoog, J. de
    • Ruigrok, P.
    • Stelma, J.
    Objetivo
    • Communication
    Tipo de ficheiro
    Factsheet
    Tamanho do ficheiro
    0 B
    Publicado em
    2023
    Idioma original
    Dutch
    Sítio Web oficial do projeto
    Groen Kennisnet
    Licença
    CC BY-NC-ND
    Palavras-chave
    • teeltsystemen
    • plantgezondheid
    • teelthandleidingen
    • hyacinten

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