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Cultivo sin suelo de hortalizas. Aspectos Prácticos y Experiencias.

Authors: Baixauli, Carlos; Aguilar, José M.;

Cultivo sin suelo de hortalizas. Aspectos Prácticos y Experiencias.

Abstract

Por cultivo sin suelo, se entiende cualquier sistema que no emplea el suelo para su desarrollo, pudiéndose cultivar en una solución nutritiva, o sobre cualquier sustrato con adición de solución nutriente. La terminología es diversa, aunque originalmente la denominación es la de cultivos hidropónicos, que es como coloquialmente más se le conoce. Fue el Dr. W. F. Gericke el que acuñó la palabra “hidropónico” para designar este tipo de cultivo. Cultivo hidropónico procede de las letras griegas hydro (agua) y ponos (trabajo), literalmente trabajo en agua, este término es conocido mundialmente y únicamente varía la pronunciación (Steiner A., 1968). Se consideran sistemas de cultivo hidropónico, aquellos que se desarrollan en una solución nutritiva o en sustratos totalmente inertes y a los sistemas que cultivan en sustratos orgánicos, como cultivo sin suelo. Existen incluso autores que prefieren no incluir el cultivo en sacos de turba como sistemas de cultivo sin suelo. La terminología “Cultivo sin Suelo” es empleada literalmente en otros idiomas, soiless culture, culture senza terreno, culture sans sol.

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Spain
Keywords

Capacidad de aireación, PH, Porosidad total, Capacidad de intercambio catiónico (CIC), Arenas, Agua disponible, Hortalizas, Lana de roca, Turbas, F04 Fertilizing, H20 Plant diseases, F40 Plant ecology, Fibra de coco, Patologías, Blossom end rot, Riego automatizado, Carencias nutricionales, Tamaño de las partículas, F08 Cropping patterns and systems, Perlita, Control del riego, Q01 Food science and technology, F60 Plant physiology and biochemistry, Invernaderos, Velocidad de descomposición, N20 Agricultural machinery and equipment, F01 Crop husbandry, P10 Water resources and management, Salinidad, Conductividad eléctrica, Sustratos, Cultivo sin suelo

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