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The authors recommend optimizing ozone management in recirculating nutrient solutions.
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- lettuce
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- optimizing ozone management in recirculating nutrient solution systems for soilless cultivatione0
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e0“offer practical recommendations for optimizing ozone management in recirculating nutrient solution systems for soilless cultivation”
t0“lettuce”
Title
Qingqing Zhao; Xinguo Zhou; Junjie Feng; et al. Scientia Horticulturae 2026. doi:10.1016/j.scienta.2026.114783
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Low ozone concentrations significantly improved lettuce yield, quality and water-fertilizer use efficiency.
- Intervention effect Ozone at 4 mg L –1 had inhibitory effects.
- Intervention effect Ozone reduced bacterial richness and diversity, most strongly at mid-growth.
- Observation Proteobacteria dominated nutrient-solution microbial communities.
- Association Pseudomonas abundance decreased as ozone concentration increased.
- Observation Functional predictions suggested shifts in chemoheterotrophic groups.
- Observation Functional predictions suggested shifts in nitrogen-cycling-related taxa.
- Association Flavihumibacter was correlated with lettuce yield and quality in a random forest model.
- Association Runella was correlated with lettuce yield and quality in a random forest model.
- Association Cytophaga was correlated with lettuce yield and quality in a random forest model.
- Mechanism Path modeling suggested ozone-driven microbial restructuring influenced lettuce growth variation.