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Microplastic and trace element contamination in coastal agricultural soils of southern India: a comparative risk assessment of mulched and unmulched fields. [PDF]
Ashwathi C +4 more
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Substrate system outperforms water-culture systems for hydroponic strawberry production. [PDF]
Hutchinson GK +4 more
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Vegetal Polyphenol Extracts as Antioxidants for the Stabilization of PLA: Toward Fully Biobased Polymer Formulation. [PDF]
Valero L +4 more
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Rain splash-mediated dispersal of Escherichia coli from fecal deposits to field-grown lettuce in the mid- and south Atlantic U.S. regions is affected by mulch type. [PDF]
Hopper AL +10 more
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Plasticulture Functionalized with Pesticides for Sustainable Crop Protection: A Systematic Review
Crops face significant biotic stress from animal pests, pathogens, and weeds, driving widespread use of pesticides and plasticulture. While synthetic pesticides harm the environment and human health, biopesticides have limited stability. Plasticulture is not fully insect-proof and relies on fossil-based polymers.
Virginie Lacotte, Sébastien Livi
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Plasticulture: economy of resources
Acta Horticulturae, 2019Plastic in agriculture is essential for farmers, growers and the agriculture production. The plastic allows a better production in quantity and quality, while using less input: water, pesticides, fertilizers, etc. Therefore, agri-plastics has an important contribution for an intensive ecological agriculture (agro-ecology).
B. Le Moine, X. Ferry
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Plasticulture for Hi-tech Horticulture
2023K.V. Malam, V.R. Malam, D.R. Kanzaria
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2001
Although the main objective of plasticulture in horticultural crop production is to reach harvest earlier and improve productivity, mechanical control of pests is another, albeit less widespread, application. Two techniques are employed: mulches and floating row covers.
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Although the main objective of plasticulture in horticultural crop production is to reach harvest earlier and improve productivity, mechanical control of pests is another, albeit less widespread, application. Two techniques are employed: mulches and floating row covers.
Serge Bégin +2 more
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