...Rafat Quamar; Ashutosh Kumar Mishra; Ramesh Janipella; Paras R. Pujari; Chintalapudi Padmakar; Pandurang Balwant; Shalini Dhyani; Leena Deshpande; Parikshit Verma; Veligeti Jyothi Abstract The present study is an attempt to investigate the impact of intensive agriculture and horticulture activities...

...J.-C. Michel Abstract Hydrophobicity of organic matter is the primary factor affecting soil physical properties such as soil structural stability after drying. In horticultural production, the measurement of wettability is even more relevant due to the large use and high content of organic...

..., Inc. 2015 Open Access This editorial highlights contributions to the special issue, Organic Materials Used in Agriculture, Horticulture, Reconstructed Soils, and Filtering Applications. Organic materials are commonly used to manufacture growing media (root zone substrates...

... numerous applications have been suggested or examined, today there are only a few commercial markets for natural zeolites in the horticultural, agronomic, and environmental protection industries. Allen and Ming (1995) suggested that there may be several reasons that the commercial use of natural zeolites...

... part of the Empire, to trace the importation of plants, horticultural trends, etc. For this purpose, gardens of Herod the Great, the client king of Judaea, which the author recently studied palynologically (in Caesarea, Herodium and Jericho), were compared with the new pollen results of Villa Arianna...

... , and Lonicera edulis . Supplemental data for this article can be accessed online at https://doi.org/10.1080/01916122.2023.2221303 CONTACT Huimin Liu [email protected] College of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, Northeast Agricultural University , Harbin, . © 2023 AASP...

... ( Sphagnum or Hypnum ), and/or trees. The peat deposits favored for horticultural substrates are dominated by Sphagnum peat mosses ( Keys, 1992 ) and are found mainly in cold, temperate environments (especially the boreal zone of the northern hemisphere). This resource is also important for fuel...

...Dafna Langgut Abstract While it is widely accepted that the five main fruit trees that established horticulture in the late prehistoric period are: olive ( Olea europaea ), common fig ( Ficus carica ), grapevine ( Vitis vinifera ), date palm ( Phoenix dactylifera ), and pomegranate ( Punica...

... with positive changes in the built-up area, aquatic vegetation, horticulture, marshy land, pasture, plantation, and sparse forest. It is interesting to note that Asia’s largest fresh water lake “Wular” which has witnessed a large scale change in its ecosystem falls in the study area. Land use and land cover...

... reduction in precipitation over the study area. Reduced precipitation over study area caused conversion from agriculture to horticulture. Increase of about 55% in horticulture has been reported with decrease of about 54% in agriculture over study area. Evapotranspiration from reanalysis shows coherent...

... light peat (P 1 ) with an average particle size of 1.4 mm; (vii) a blond light peat (P 2 ) with an average particle size of 2.1 mm; and (viii) a horticultural-grade perlite (P e ) (1–5 mm). Substrate components were prepared and hand mixed in three replicates, wetted, and then potted into high-density...