Impact of substrate depth and fertilizer type on growth, production, quality characteristics and heavy metal contamination of tomato and lettuce grown on urban green roofs
Authors:
- Panayiotis A. NektariosPanayiotis A. Nektarios
- Dimitris IschyropoulosDIDimitris Ischyropoulos
- Panagiotis KalozoumisPKPanagiotis Kalozoumis
- Dimitrios SavvasDSDimitrios Savvas
- Dionisios YfantopoulosDYDionisios Yfantopoulos
- Nikolaos NtoulasNNNikolaos Ntoulas
- Georgios TsaniklidisGTGeorgios Tsaniklidis
- Eleni GoumenakiEGEleni Goumenaki
- 30 July 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Scientia Horticulturae
- Vol. 305
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