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Growth Characteristics of Spinaches by Nursery Media and the Seeding Number Per Plug Tray Cell in Hydroponics  

Seo, Jong-Bun (Horticultural Research Division, Jeollanam-do ARES)
Jung, Jong-Mo (Horticultural Research Division, Jeollanam-do ARES)
Kim, Sun-Kook (Horticultural Research Division, Jeollanam-do ARES)
Choi, Kyong-Ju (Horticultural Research Division, Jeollanam-do ARES)
Kim, Joung-Geun (Horticultural Research Division, Jeollanam-do ARES)
Hong, Sae-Jin (Department of Applied Plant Science, Kangnung National University)
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Journal of Bio-Environment Control / v.16, no.1, 2007 , pp. 62-66 More about this Journal
Abstract
This study was carried out to develop the stable plug seedling production for hydroponics of spinaches by various nursery media, plug tray size and seed number per plug tray cell. When plant grown in various nursery media, the seeding stand rate was shown in order of granular rockwool with good water retention, granular rockwool>granular rockwool mixed with pearlite>cocopeat>pearlite>poly urethane foame. Thus, poly urethane foame indicated the lower seedling stand rate. There was no difference in growth of the seedlings md the seeding stand rate by the plug tray size, and no significant difference in the plant height and the number of leaves among the seed number per plug tray cell. But, leaf area of plant in 2 grains seeding per cell was $113.0cm^2$, was wider in compared with 5 grains seeding of which leaf area was $88.0cm^2$. Accordingly, the leaf area per plant decreased as more and more the number of seeds per plug tray cell increased. The fresh weight of a plant per plug tray cell was the heaviest with 12.5g in the 2 grains, and the total fresh weight of plants per cell was 33.9g in 4 grains seeding, thus it tended to was bigger compared with other treatments. Consequently, given that the number of seeds per cell was decreased, the fresh weight of a plant increased. On the other hand, the total fresh weight per cell showed a tendency to be reducing as more and more the number of seeds per plug tray cell decreased. The yield in the 4 grains seeding was increased by 46% as $14,910kg{\cdot}ha^{-1}$ in compared with the yield in 2 grains seeding as $10,200kg{\cdot}ha^{-1}$.
Keywords
nutrient film technique; seeding rates; Spinacia oleracea L.; year-round production;
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