Claim · model-written summary
Low compost rates were recommended to reduce peat while maintaining performance.
- Taxon
- cut lisianthus and stockt0
- Outcome
- adding compost produced from plant waste at low rates (10–20%) to the peat+perlite mixturee0
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Verbatim
t0“cut lisianthus and stock cultivation”
e0“adding compost produced from plant waste at low rates (10–20%) to the peat+perlite mixture is an environmentally friendly option that reduces peat use while maintaining cultivation performance”
Title
Abidin Türkmenoğlu; Onur Sefa Alkaç International Journal of Agriculture Environment and Food Sciences 2026. doi:10.31015/jaefs.2026.1.27
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Intervention effect Some lisianthus height and diameter comparisons were nonsignificant.
- Intervention effect Lisianthus leaf number and fresh weight were significantly affected by compost ratio.
- Intervention effect Compost at 10–20% generally favored lisianthus performance.
- Intervention effect Compost at 40–80% decreased lisianthus foliage and biomass.
- Intervention effect Increasing compost significantly reduced lisianthus height, leaf number, and weight.
- Intervention effect High compost significantly shortened lisianthus vase life.
- Intervention effect Compost at 40% and above tended to limit lisianthus growth and quality.
- Intervention effect Compost at 40% and above tended to limit stock growth and quality.