This study was carried out at Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural Resources
(BUAN) formerly Botswana College of Agriculture (BCA) under an 80% net shade to …

In developing countries, or in those countries that do not produce peat, forest soil has
traditionally been used as a substrate for cultivation of seedlings in forest nurseries …

An experiment was set up in a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) to examine the
influence of nursery growing methods and growth medium on fever, tea germination, and …

This study aimed to compare the performance of mint in two modified Nutrient film technique
(NFT) hydroponic systems viz., Horizontal (S1) and Vertical A types (S2) along with three …

Partial controls of the microclimatic conditions have a major influence on plant growth and
productivity. Moreover, plant growth is largely dependent on the physicochemical properties …

One of the difficulties in the kale seedlings production in containers is to ensure the
production of aboveground biomass with a limited portion of roots, restricted to a small …

Indigenous teas are receiving much attention and global interest as a result of their
nutraceutical and pharmaceutical benefits. Most of these tea plants are still collected from …

Japanese mint (Mentha arvensis L.), is a member of the family Lamiaceae which is a
perennial herbaceous aromatic plant but cultivated as an annual for culinary purpose as …

This study was conducted on the eggplant (Solanum melongena L.) at a private nursery in,
Akhmim city, Sohag, Egypt located at 26° 34′ 0 ″N, 31° 45′ 0 ″E. During the two …