Weed management in container plant production is a serious problem and remains one of
the most expensive and time-consuming aspects of the industry. Weeds cause severe …

Substrate stratification is a new research area in which multiple substrates, or the same
substrate with differing physical properties, are layered within a container to accomplish a …

Weeds are undesirable plants that can interfere with human activities and can hamper crop
production and practices. The competition among ornamentals and weeds for space …

Soilless substrate stratification (ie, layering unique substrates within a single container) is an
emerging substrate management strategy that may provide opportunities to augment …

Substrate stratification is an emerging substrate management strategy involving layering
multiple substrate materials within a single container to modify physiochemical …

Phosphorus (P) fertilizers applied to container-grown nursery crops readily leach through
pine bark-based substrates and can subsequently runoff and contribute to surface water …

The objective of this study was to determine how topdressing or incorporating fertilizer with
stratified or mulched substrates could affect the growth of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis 'Snow …

Lungmossa (Marchantia polymorpha), även kallad” levermossa”, är ett problematiskt ogräs i
många svenska skogsplantskolor samt internationellt känt som ett besvärligt ogräs inom …

The study analyzed the variation of some parameters of the crocus plants in relation to the
growing conditions. The experimental variants were generated through three growing …

Weed-infested environments lead to the improper establishment of ornamental crops,
particularly in containerized production, where weeds compete more for light, water …