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Also known as hydroponic

thumb|275x275px|NASA researcher Ray Wheeler checking hydroponic [[onions (center), Bibb lettuces (left), and radishes (right)|alt=]]

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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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Wikidata facts

Subclass of
horticulture
Followed by
aeroponics
Image
Hydroponic onions, NASA -- 17 June 2004.jpg
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item operated
plant
time of discovery or invention
0304-00-00
Commons category
Hydroponics
topic's main category
Category:Hydroponics
different from
aquaponics
on focus list of Wikimedia project
Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
social media followers
105294
does not use
soil
product or material produced
medicinal plant
significant person
Daniel I. Arnon
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