soil solarization
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soil
noun
uk/sɔɪl/us/sɔɪl/
the material on the surface of the ground in which ...
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(Definition ofsoilfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Application ofsoilsolarizationto fall production of cucurbits and pepper.
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Yields were highest in thesoilsolarizationtreatment, intermediate in the plastic mulch treatment and lowest in the no-till treatments.
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Physical methods of soil sterilization for disease management includingsoilsolarization.
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Improvement ofsoilsolarizationwith volatile compounds generated from organic amendments.
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Soilsolarizationhas been adapted to conventional fresh market tomato and pepper production in humid subtropical climates and shown to be technically feasible18-20.
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Marketable yields equal to, or above, the 1999/2000 statewide average for conventional production systems were obtained with soil fumigation andsoilsolarizationat the conventional site in 1999.
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Soilsolarizationis a natural, hydrothermal process that uses transparent plastic film to capture radiant heat in the soil.
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Soilsolarization: pathogen and disease control and increases in crop yield and quality: short and longterm effects and integrated control.
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Soilsolarizationhas been used to successfully manage soil-borne pests including fungal and bacterial pathogens, nematodes and weeds2-5.
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Althoughsoilsolarizationis well adapted for use in organic production systems, its impact on crop production and soil quality is not extensively documented for humid, subtropical climates.
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Also, cool season weeds are more susceptible tosoilsolarizationthan are warm season weeds.
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For cultural practices, the container-grown citrus can be treated with steam andsoilsolarization.
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The use of polyethylene forsoilsolarizationdiffers in principle from its traditional agricultural use.
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Another form of chemical removal other than herbicides issoilsolarization.
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Another form of chemical control issoilsolarizationwhich is a solar heating of the soil by placing clear polyethylene sheets over moist soil.
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