Paper · 2008 · Shandong Agricultural Sciences

Application Study of Rice Hull on Organic Substrate Culture of Summer Squash in Greenhouse

XU Zhen-hang

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Abstract

An experiment in solar greenhouse was conducted to study the effects of different substrate formula which was composed of rice hull,chicken manure and field soil on growth,yield and quality of summer squash variety Zaoqingyidai.The results showed that the treatment with the ratio of mixed rice hull∶chicken manure∶field soil = 3∶1∶1 was the best.

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The rice hull:chicken manure:field soil 3:1:1 substrate was the best treatment for summer squash growth, yield and quality in a solar greenhouse.

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rice hull∶chicken manure∶field soil = 3∶1∶1e1
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growth,yield and qualitye0
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was the beste1
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solar greenhousee0

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“An experiment in solar greenhouse was conducted to study the effects of different substrate formula which was composed of rice hull,chicken manure and field soil on growth,yield and quality of summer squash variety Zaoqingyidai”

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“the treatment with the ratio of mixed rice hull∶chicken manure∶field soil = 3∶1∶1 was the best”

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