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Employing Aeroponic Systems for the Clonal Propagation of Cannabis

Journal of Visualized Experiments, 2021
This protocol describes the standardization of an efficient clonal propagation technique of hemp by utilizing aeroponic systems. Primary shoot cuttings were excised from two hemp varieties, named "Cherry Wine" and "Red Robin" (17-20% w/w CBD), that served as 'mother plant'.
Trevor, Regas, Joon-Hee, Han, Christopher S, Pauli, Sang-Hyuck, Park   +3 more
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Aeroponics for the culture of organisms, tissues and cells

Biotechnology Advances, 1992
Characteristics of aeroponics are discussed. Contrast is made, where appropriate, with hydroponics and aero-hydroponics as applies to research and commercial applications of nutrient mist technology. Topics include whole plants, plant tissue cultures, cell and microbial cultures, and animal tissue cultures with regard to operational considerations ...
P J, Weathers, R W, Zobel
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Aeroponics vertical indoor farming

International Journal of Science and Research Archive
Aeroponics vertical indoor farming is a farming that involves growing crops in layers that are piled vertically. Aeroponics is a method of growing plants without soil. Vertical indoor farming is climate controlled so it can be done year-round regardless of environmental challenges.
null B Mano, null B Arthi, null M Arthi, null R Asha, null P Dhivya prabha   +4 more
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Aeroponic Culture of VAM Fungi

1995
Aeroponic culture of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal (VAM) fungi is a biotechnology that allows both efficient production of VAM inoculum and soil-free investigations of mycorrhizas. Aeroponic culture was first used for the study of the legume-rhizobia interaction by Zobel et al. (1976) and then for VAM fungi by Sylvia and Hubbell (1986). It is a more
A. G. Jarstfer, D. M. Sylvia
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Outline of Aeroponic Technique

Finding sustainable solutions is becoming more and more important for the agricultural sector as environmental pollution and climate change worsens. Through interventions of technologies such as ICT, sensor and actuator technology made smart farming easier.
Mohana Priya Rajendran, R. Muthuminal, R. Vigneshkumar, A. Sanakkiyan   +3 more
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Smart Aeroponics Using IoT

2024 International Conference on Smart Electronics and Communication Systems (ISENSE)
Siraj KN, Dixon C M, null Manudevkrishna, Nimmy John T   +3 more
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Nutritious: An Aeroponic Façade

Thresholds, 2009
Yiu, M, Schuldenfrei, E
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Working Method of Aeroponics

The chapter “Working Method of Aeroponics: The article “Innovations in Soilless Agriculture” explains how aeroponic farming works, and the parts of an aeroponic system, with particular concentration on particular farming procedures. Aeroponics provides an organic technique to address contemporary horticulture's problems by delivering suspended plant ...
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Growth of Basil (Ocimum basilicum) in Aeroponics, DRF, and Raft Systems with Effluents of African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus) in Decoupled Aquaponics (s.s.)

AgriEngineering, 2021
Samuel Appelbaum, Harry W Palm, Ulrich Knaus   +2 more
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Importance of Aeroponics in Vegetable Crops

Aeroponic means “growing in air.” An aeroponic system is medium-less in that the roots of the plant are free-hanging inside an open root-zone atmosphere. Aeroponics structure supplies optimum levels of water, nutrients and air to the growing chamber.
Wasan Salih Hussain, Mahmoud Magdy Abbas
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