Efecto de Cuatro Niveles de Sombreamiento sobre la Calidad de Vara y Bulbo de Dos Cultivares de Lilium (Lilium spp.)

C, Flavia Schiappacasse; S, Gilda Carrasco; C, Fabiola Carrasco

doi:10.4067/s0365-28072006000400003

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“…Furthermore, these values for height are similar to those achieved by Schiappacasse et al [38], who noted heights of 0.59 m for Lilium 'Dreamland' and 'Alhambra' in controls without shading. Regarding stem diameter, EU-1 and EU-2 were similar, with average values between 0.6 cm and 0.7 cm, similar to those reported by Schiappacasse et al [38].…”

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Reuse of Treated Municipal Wastewater from Constructed Wetlands for Cut Flowers Irrigation in Aeroponic Cultivation

Vera-Puerto

Olave

Tapia

et al. 2020

IyU

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The aim of this work is to evaluate the reuse of municipal wastewaters treated through subsurface constructed wetlands (SS-CWs) as irrigation water in cut flower aeroponic cultivation under arid conditions. For this purpose, two experimental aeroponic cultivation systems were installed with the cut flower Lilium ‘Tresor’ planted and irrigated with SS-CWs treated water. The results showed that the quality of the SS-CWs wastewater has to be improved to be used in irrigation. Despite that, Lilium ‘Tresor’ grew under arid conditions with normal stem diameters and number of flowers but with heights under 0.65 m, which would restrict their commercialization to local markets. Water electrical conductivity (> 2300 µs/cm) and luminosity (> 120 klux) were factors that affected plant height. When compared to other cultivation systems, the aeroponic cultivation system used between 10 % and 20 % of the amount of water needed to produce Lilium ‘Tresor.’ Thus, this work showed the feasibility to produce cut flowers using an aeroponic cultivation system under arid conditions and irrigated with SS-CWs effluents. Likewise, it was detected that improvements to water quality and luminosity must be made for industrial scaling.

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confidence: 89%