The authors concluded that 26 Kg /fed calcium fertigation followed by 40% CO2 storage maintained transplant quality, increased yield and minimized decay.

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The authors concluded that 26 Kg /fed calcium fertigation followed by 40% CO2 storage maintained transplant quality, increased yield and minimized decay.

Taxon

strawberryFragaria ×ananassae0

Treatment

adding Ca++ at 26 Kg /fed as fertiga-tion of calcium nitrate (13% Ca) to the growing strawberry transplants followed by modified atmosphere storage (40% CO2)e0

Outcome

maintenance of transplant quality and increased their yield while minimizing decay developmente0

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“adding Ca++ at 26 Kg /fed as fertiga-tion of calcium nitrate (13% Ca) to the growing strawberry transplants followed by modified atmosphere storage (40% CO2) during the prolonged cold storage allowed maintenance of transplant quality and increased their yield while minimizing decay development”