Abstract
Applicability of a new substrate for crops cultivation in bioregenerative LSSs with a high degree of mass-exchange closure was tested. Optimization of leaf cabbage nutrition by supplementing the basic substrate fabricated of plant and animal residues with ion-exchange resins proved to have a success.
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Claim · model-written summary
Supplementing the basic plant-and-animal-residue substrate with ion-exchange resins optimized leaf cabbage nutrition.
- Taxon
- leaf cabbagee1
- Treatment
- supplementing the basic substrate fabricated of plant and animal residues with ion-exchange resinse1
- Outcome
- Optimization of leaf cabbage nutritione1
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e1“Optimization of leaf cabbage nutrition by supplementing the basic substrate fabricated of plant and animal residues with ion-exchange resins proved to have a success”
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