Sentence examples for using a hydroponic system from inspiring English sources

The studies were conducted using a hydroponic system in a greenhouse.

The present study aimed at determining the effect of indolebutyric acid (IBA) and of the part of cane from which the cuttings were taken on the rooting ability of three rootstocks and of a grapevine variety using a hydroponic system employing water as the culture medium.

Trait means with standard errors (vertical bars) are shown for each genotypic category along with the IR29 (sensitive) and FL478 (tolerant) checks across the four traits tested at the seedling stage using a hydroponic system at an EC of 12 dS m−1.

The population was evaluated for seedling stage salinity tolerance using a hydroponic system under controlled conditions of 29/21°C day/night temperature, natural sunlight and 70% RH in the IRRI phytotron in April 2006 (Experiment 1) and November 2006 (Experiment 2).

The RIL population was grown using a hydroponic system with a salt stress level of EC 12 dS m−1 using Yoshida nutrient solution (Yoshida et al. 1976) in Experiment 1, and up to an EC of 18 dS m−1 in Experiment 2. The population was evaluated for seedling stage salinity tolerance based on visual symptoms using IRRI's standard evaluation system (SES) scores (IRRI 1996).

He grew the plants using a hydroponic system and has been checking on them about every two hours since they arrived at the state fair.

From this day, the plants were stressed for 5 d with NaCl as an osmoticum using a hydroponics system (R. Dolferus, X. Ji, S. Thavamanikumar, E. Tanaka, J. Edlington, K. Forrest, G. Rebetzke, M. Hayden and B. Cullis, unpublished data).

She uses a hydroponic system (water, no dirt) and hangs the plants vertically in felt strips.

We have investigated the responses of root morphology and root-exuded organic acids to low P availability in three important food crops (barley, canola and potato) with divergent root traits using a hydroponic culture system.

Using a hydroponic culture system and various analytical methods, we have tested our hypotheses that canola, a dicot oilseed crop; potato, a tuber-producing dicot and barley, a monocot, respond differently under various levels of P availability.

John Mooney, above, the chef, and his partner, Mick O'Sullivan, are growing more than 70 varieties of herbs, vegetables and fruits using a hydroponic automatic watering system of vertically planted structures, like little towers studded with openings for the plants.