Organic waste management is an important concern for both industries and communities.
Proper management is crucial for various reasons, such as reducing greenhouse gas …

A transplant can be defined as a seedling or sprouted vegetative propagation material
grown in a substrate or in the field, for transfer to the final crop** site. Nurseries use a …

This study examined the feasibility of using biochar substrate made from green waste in
place of some or all of the original peat substrate (OP) commonly used for the cultivation of …

This research evaluated green waste compost (GWC) and green waste vermicompost
(GWV) as peat substitutes in growing media used for the production of geranium …

An increase in living standards and dietary changes have induced a rapid growth in the
livestock sector worldwide, which has led to considerable environmental damages due …

Peat is the most common substrate used in nurseries despite being a very expensive and a
non-renewable material. Peat replacement with biochar could be a sound environmental …

To evaluate the effect and mechanism of inoculant compost on vegetable growth under
soilless culture, romaine lettuces were planted in the growing media with different volume …

Plant biomass in the form of waste materials and by-products from various industries can be
a valuable material for the production of composts and growing media for urban gardening …

Aromatic plants are commonly produced for ornamental, cosmetic and medicinal purposes.
Their morphological traits and the amounts and compositions of the volatile substances and …

Peat moss (PM) is the most widely used growing substrate for the pot culture. Due to
diminishing availability and increasing price of PM, researchers are looking for viable …