Raising Young Tomatoplants With Soil Warming and Supplementary Light

Canham, A. E.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.1966.4.16

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“…The environmental conditions that vegetable transplants undergo during their early growth play an important role in yield. Canham (1966) stated that the future yield of young tomato plants depends on the first weeks of growth and that it is an appropriate time to plan economically for the crop's development.…”

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Effects of Nitrogen Fertilization and HPS Supplementary Lighting on Vegetable Transplant Production. II. Yield

Masson¹,

Tremblay²,

Gosselin³

1991

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Transplants of celery (Apium graveolens L.), lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.), broccoli (Brassica oleracea italica L.), and tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) grown in multicellular trays under natural light or with supplementary lighting of 100 μmol·s-1·m-2 (PAR) in factorial combination with four rates of N fertilization (100, 200, 300, and 400 mg•liter-1) were tested for productivity under field conditions. Celery was seeded once, lettuce twice, and broccoli and tomato three times. Broccoli and tomato were transplanted at two sites, celery and lettuce at one. Supplementary lighting had no effect on yields of celery, lettuce, and broccoli, but significantly increased yields of early seeded tomato. High rates of N fertilization (300 and 400 mg·liter-1) applied at the transplant stage improved yields for all the species.

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Effects of Nitrogen Fertilization and HPS Supplementary Lighting on Vegetable Transplant Production. II. Yield

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Gosselin³

1991

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“…Morgan et O'Haire (1978) ont observ6 que, durant les mois d'hiver oir la lumi-nosit6 est faible, le chauffage du sol cause une croissance v6g6tative excessive des plants de tomate, l'abscission des fleurs etl ou une mauvaise nouaison. Canham (1966) avait observ6 qu'une 616vation de la tem-p6rature du substrat cause une plus grande augmentation de la masse sdche des plants de tomate lorsque les cultures b6n6ficient d'un 6clairage d'appoint. Les interactions entre la temp6rature du substrat et les con-ditions d'6clairement ont 6t6 pr6cis6es par Gosselin et Trudel (1983b).…”

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Influence De La Temperature Du Substrat Et De La Fertilisation Azotee Sur La Croissance, Le Developpement, La Teneur en Azote Et L’activite De La Nitrate Reductase Chez La Tomate

Gosselin¹,

Chalifour²,

Trudel³

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Can. J. Plant Sci.

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“…Pour souligner I'importance des conditions environnementales auxquelles sont soumis les jeunes plants de tomate, Canham (1966) affirmait que les performances futures de la plante d6pendent de ses premidres semaines de vie et que c'est durant cette p6riode que le plus grand contr6le peut 6tre exerc6 de la fagon la plus 6conomique.…”

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Influence Du Niveau D’irradiance D’appoint (Hps) en Pepiniere Sur La Croissance Et La Productivite D’une Culture De Tomate De Serre.

Boivin¹,

Trudel²,

Gosselin³

1986

Can. J. Plant Sci.

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Raising Young Tomatoplants With Soil Warming and Supplementary Light

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Effects of Nitrogen Fertilization and HPS Supplementary Lighting on Vegetable Transplant Production. II. Yield

Effects of Nitrogen Fertilization and HPS Supplementary Lighting on Vegetable Transplant Production. II. Yield

Influence De La Temperature Du Substrat Et De La Fertilisation Azotee Sur La Croissance, Le Developpement, La Teneur en Azote Et L’activite De La Nitrate Reductase Chez La Tomate

Influence Du Niveau D’irradiance D’appoint (Hps) en Pepiniere Sur La Croissance Et La Productivite D’une Culture De Tomate De Serre.

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