Effects of Biodegradable Mulching Film Application on Cultivation of Garlic

Lee, Jae Han; Kim, Mok Jong; Kim, Hong Lim; Kwack, Yong Bum; Kwon, Jong-Hee; Park, Kyoung Sub; Choi, Hyo-Won; Bekhzod, K.

doi:10.12791/ksbec.2015.24.4.326

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“…2). This result complies with previous reports where soil moisture and temperature was higher in vinyl mulching cultivation than in non-mulching cultivation for Chinese cabbage and garlic (Yun et al, 2011;Lee et al, 2015). Electrical conductivity (EC) of the soil was higher in the biodegradable film treatment than in the other treatments.…”

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“…For the growth characteristics of C. lanceolata, plant height and stem dimeter were best in the biodegradable film and nonwoven fabric film treatments (Table 3). Lee et al (2015) reported that the best growth in mulching treatment was biodegradable film during garlic cultivation. It seems it was caused by the higher soil temperature, water content, and eluviation inhibition sponsored by the biodegradable film and non-woven fabric film treatments.…”

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