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Drip irrigation for plants grown in containers
Authors
T. FurutaR. A. Coleman
T. Mock
A. W. Marsh
R. L. Branson
R. Strohman
Publication Information
Hilgardia 30(3):16-17. DOI:10.3733/ca.v030n03p16. March 1976.
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Abstract
For the most efficient use of drip irrigation for plants grown in containers, attention must be paid to evapotranspiration and distribution of and amount of salinity in the soil.
Furuta T, Coleman R, Mock T, Marsh A, Branson R, Strohman R. 1976. Drip irrigation for plants grown in containers. Hilgardia 30(3):16-17. DOI:10.3733/ca.v030n03p16
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