Effect of geotextile and agrotextile covering on productivity and nutritional values in lettuce

ABSTRACT In order to optimize the lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) production in greenhouses and to evaluate how a usage of mulching and covering plants with woven agrotextile affects its yields, N content, nitrate, Zn and vitamin C in lettuce leaves, a 2-yr experiment was established. In the experiments...

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Autores principales: Tosic,Ivana, Mirosavljevic,Milan, Przulj,Novo, Trkulja,Vojislav, Pesevic,Dusica, Barbir,Jelena
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spelling oai:scielo:S0718-583920190004005232019-11-19Effect of geotextile and agrotextile covering on productivity and nutritional values in lettuceTosic,IvanaMirosavljevic,MilanPrzulj,NovoTrkulja,VojislavPesevic,DusicaBarbir,Jelena Lettuce nitrate nitrogen plastic mulch vitamin C zinc woven agrotextile ABSTRACT In order to optimize the lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) production in greenhouses and to evaluate how a usage of mulching and covering plants with woven agrotextile affects its yields, N content, nitrate, Zn and vitamin C in lettuce leaves, a 2-yr experiment was established. In the experiments, black and white plastic foils were used for mulching before planting, and woven agrotextile for plant covering after planting. The effect of each, as well as combination of them, on lettuce growth and productivity was evaluated. The experiment involved six treatments: control (without mulch), polyethylene black plastic mulch, polyethylene white plastic mulch, polyethylene black plastic mulch and woven agrotextile, polyethylene white plastic mulch and woven agrotextile, and woven agrotextile. In the first growing season the yield was 23% higher when polyethylene black plastic mulch was used compared to the control. In the second growing season the yield was 29% higher when polyethylene black plastic mulch was used compared to the control. Nitrogen content decreased 9% when the woven agrotextile was used compared to the control. Polyethylene black plastic mulch and polyethylene black plastic mulch with agrotextile reduced Zn content compared to the control. Vitamin C content increased 21% when woven agrotextile was used compared to the control. The overall effect of mulching and covering plants with woven agrotextile showed positive effect on lettuce production. The results obtained could assist lettuce growers in selecting most effective production technologies in order to achieve highest yield and nutritional value in this crop.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessInstituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias, INIAChilean journal of agricultural research v.79 n.4 20192019-12-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-58392019000400523en10.4067/S0718-58392019000400523
institution Scielo Chile
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language English
topic Lettuce
nitrate
nitrogen
plastic mulch
vitamin C
zinc
woven agrotextile
spellingShingle Lettuce
nitrate
nitrogen
plastic mulch
vitamin C
zinc
woven agrotextile
Tosic,Ivana
Mirosavljevic,Milan
Przulj,Novo
Trkulja,Vojislav
Pesevic,Dusica
Barbir,Jelena
Effect of geotextile and agrotextile covering on productivity and nutritional values in lettuce
description ABSTRACT In order to optimize the lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) production in greenhouses and to evaluate how a usage of mulching and covering plants with woven agrotextile affects its yields, N content, nitrate, Zn and vitamin C in lettuce leaves, a 2-yr experiment was established. In the experiments, black and white plastic foils were used for mulching before planting, and woven agrotextile for plant covering after planting. The effect of each, as well as combination of them, on lettuce growth and productivity was evaluated. The experiment involved six treatments: control (without mulch), polyethylene black plastic mulch, polyethylene white plastic mulch, polyethylene black plastic mulch and woven agrotextile, polyethylene white plastic mulch and woven agrotextile, and woven agrotextile. In the first growing season the yield was 23% higher when polyethylene black plastic mulch was used compared to the control. In the second growing season the yield was 29% higher when polyethylene black plastic mulch was used compared to the control. Nitrogen content decreased 9% when the woven agrotextile was used compared to the control. Polyethylene black plastic mulch and polyethylene black plastic mulch with agrotextile reduced Zn content compared to the control. Vitamin C content increased 21% when woven agrotextile was used compared to the control. The overall effect of mulching and covering plants with woven agrotextile showed positive effect on lettuce production. The results obtained could assist lettuce growers in selecting most effective production technologies in order to achieve highest yield and nutritional value in this crop.
author Tosic,Ivana
Mirosavljevic,Milan
Przulj,Novo
Trkulja,Vojislav
Pesevic,Dusica
Barbir,Jelena
author_facet Tosic,Ivana
Mirosavljevic,Milan
Przulj,Novo
Trkulja,Vojislav
Pesevic,Dusica
Barbir,Jelena
author_sort Tosic,Ivana
title Effect of geotextile and agrotextile covering on productivity and nutritional values in lettuce
title_short Effect of geotextile and agrotextile covering on productivity and nutritional values in lettuce
title_full Effect of geotextile and agrotextile covering on productivity and nutritional values in lettuce
title_fullStr Effect of geotextile and agrotextile covering on productivity and nutritional values in lettuce
title_full_unstemmed Effect of geotextile and agrotextile covering on productivity and nutritional values in lettuce
title_sort effect of geotextile and agrotextile covering on productivity and nutritional values in lettuce
publisher Instituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias, INIA
publishDate 2019
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-58392019000400523
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