한국산업융합학회 논문집 (Journal of the Korean Society of Industry Convergence)

  • 제20권5호
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  • Pages.351-357
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  • 2017
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  • 1226-833X(pISSN)
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  • 2765-5415(eISSN)
한국산업융합학회 (The Korean Society of Industry Convergence)
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인공 토양에서의 양액을 이용한 고추의 재배 특성

Cultivate Characterics of Chili Growth using Nutrient Solution in Articifial Soil

  • 윤상진 (바이오 산업 기계 공학과, 부산대학교) ;
  • 키피 디마스 하리스 신 (바이오 산업 기계 공학과, 부산대학교) ;
  • 권순홍 (바이오 산업 기계 공학과, 부산대학교) ;
  • 정성원 (바이오 산업 기계 공학과, 부산대학교) ;
  • 권순구 (바이오 산업 기계 공학과, 부산대학교) ;
  • 박종민 (바이오 산업 기계 공학과, 부산대학교) ;
  • 김종순 (바이오 산업 기계 공학과, 부산대학교) ;
  • 최원식 (바이오 산업 기계 공학과, 부산대학교)
  • 투고 : 2017.10.20
  • 심사 : 2017.11.27
  • 발행 : 2017.12.31
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Growing plant in potting media without soil is known as Soilless cultivation. This method is used mostly in greenhouse cultivation to increase horticultural commodities production. Peat moss is commonly utilized as potting media substrate because of its characteristic. However, peat moss price is high because of the quantity of peat moss in nature has been decreased. Recently, most of the research is conducted to find the alternative growing medium to cultivate horticulture plant in potting media. Perlite and rice husk ash were mentioned that had a potent as alternative growing media for seasonal plants to increase agriculture production due to the lack of production area. This study aimed to determine the effect of using different substrate and growth performance of chili. The method used was the soilless cultivation. The chili was planted in the pot with perlite media, rice husk ash media, and peat moss media. The chili was measured after 65 days after planting. The result showed that rice husk ash and perlite were more potentials in chili growth performance than peat moss. Rice husk ash had the significant result of plant height. While, Perlite effect on root length, plant weight, leaf length, and stem diameter. The best alternative for cultivation chili without substrate based on this research was perlite then rice husk ash and peat moss.

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