Evaluation of the<i>Cucumis sativus</i>yield by direct seeding versus transplanting in warm tropical regions, in open field and greenhouse

Salcedo, Galo; Pérez-Saiz, Mónica; Reca-Cardeña, J.; Lao, María Teresa

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2017.1151.27

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Evaluation of theCucumis sativusyield by direct seeding versus transplanting in warm tropical regions, in open field and greenhouse

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Direct Seeding Compromised The Vitamin C Content of Baby Vegetables and the Glucosinolate Content of Mature Vegetables in Asian Leafy Brassicas

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