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Applications of Xerophytophysiology in Plant Production - Tomato Fruit Yield and Quality Improved by Restricted Irrigations in Soil-Based Greenhouses
Applications of Xerophytophysiology in Plant Production - Tomato Fruit Yield and Quality Improved by Restricted Irrigations in Soil-Based Greenhouses
Applications of Xerophytophysiology in Plant Production - Tomato Fruit Yield and Quality Improved by Restricted Irrigations in Soil-Based Greenhouses
Xu, H.L. (author) / Xu, Q.C. (author) / Qin, F.F. (author) / Tian, C.M. (author) / Wang, R. (author) / Dorais, M. / Gosselin, A. / International Society for Horticultural Science
International Symposium, High technology for greenhouse system management ; 2009 ; Quebec City, Canada
2011-01-01
10 pages
Includes bibliographical references and author index
Conference paper
English
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