نتایج جستجو برای: sustainable horticulture
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N JORDAN, M SCHUT, S GRAHAM, J N BARNEY, D Z CHILDS, S CHRISTENSEN, R D COUSENS, A S DAVIS, H EIZENBERG, D E ERVIN, C FERNANDEZ-QUINTANILLA, L J HARRISON, M A HARSCH, S HEIJTING, M LIEBMAN, D LODDO, S B MIRSKY, M RIEMENS, P NEVE, D A PELTZER, M RENTON, M WILLIAMS, J RECASENS & M SØNDERSKOV Agronomy and Plant Genetics Department, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN, USA, Knowledge Technology a...
Plants can influence the soil they grow in, and via these changes in the soil they can positively or negatively influence other plants that grow later in this soil, a phenomenon called plant-soil feedback. A fascinating possibility is then to apply positive plant-soil feedback effects in sustainable agriculture to promote plant growth and resistance to pathogens. We grew the cut flower chrysant...
The horticulture sector has been directed by European guidelines to improve its practices related environmental sustainability. Moreover, the practice of in urban areas is increasing since it provides fresh products that are locally produced. At same time, needs implement circular economy approaches and energy-efficient models. Therefore, address these issues, this study investigated effects an...
Enforced institutional settings such as penitentiaries provide environments to raise awareness, carry out research, and implement and assess practices for sustainable living. Institutions where residence is enforced due to health, recreational, military, or legal reasons (e.g., assisted living centers, summer camps, army bases, prisons) house people who may lack scientific training but have tim...
Finding new sustainable tools for crop protection in horticulture has become mandatory. Giant reed (Arundo donax L.) is a tall, perennial, widely diffuse lignocellulosic grass, mainly proposed bioenergy production due to the fact of its high biomass yield and low agronomic requirements. Some studies have already highlighted antimicrobial antifungal properties giant reed-derived compounds. This ...
SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE, British statesman and author, was born in 1628 and died in 1699. Soon after his marriage, at the age of 27, he took up his residence in Ireland, where he is said to have "read a good deal and acquired a taste for horticulture." In 1692 appeared the second part of Sir William's essays-the "Miscellanea," which included his classical essay on gardening. "As gardening has been t...
Certain experimental horticultural operations require an autonomous vehicle capable of navigating through a field of crop plants. An image analysis system exists which can locate the crop row structure, but simple reactive control of the vehicle on the basis of this data would not be sufficiently reliable; instead a multisensor data fusion based approach is preferred. Since the vehicle must be ...
Abstract. This paper describes recognition and cutting system of sweet peppers for picking robots in greenhouse horticulture. This picking robot has an image processing system with a positioning system for two cameras and cutting a device to follow the sweet pepper by visual feedback control. A prototype robot system is introduced. Experiments of the prototype robot prove the performance of the...
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