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hidroponía
Also known as hydroponic
método utilizado para cultivar plantas
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Hydroponics is a method of growing plants in water-based solutions without soil, as shown in this NASA research example with onions, lettuce, and radishes. This approach matters because it allows crops to be grown in controlled environments, which could be valuable for applications like space exploration and producing food in areas where traditional soil-based farming is difficult.
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Research
8,007 papers- Hydroponics for plant cultivation in space - a white paper.Life sciences in space research · 2024Hasenstein KH, Miklave NMDOI: 10.1016/j.lssr.2024.06.004
- Nano-elicitation and hydroponics: a synergism to enhance plant productivity and secondary metabolism.ReviewPlanta · 2024Jadoon L, Gul A, Fatima H et al.DOI: 10.1007/s00425-024-04353-x
- Allelopathic effect of benzoic acid (hydroponics root exudate) on microalgae growth.Environmental research · 2023Tiwari H, Prajapati SKDOI: 10.1016/j.envres.2022.115020
- Germination and seedling establishment for hydroponics: The benefit of slant boards.PloS one · 2022Langenfeld NJ, Bugbee BDOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0275710
Article · Español
La hidroponía o agricultura hidropónica (del Griego ὕδωρ [hýdōr] ‘agua’, y πόνος [ponos] ‘labor’, ‘trabajo’) es un método utilizado para cultivar plantas usando disoluciones minerales en vez de suelo agrícola. Las raíces reciben una solución nutritiva y equilibrada disuelta en agua con los elementos químicos esenciales para el desarrollo de las plantas, que pueden crecer en una solución acuosa únicamente, o bien en un medio inerte, como arena lavada, grava o perlita, entre muchas otras.
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