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Plant viruses in soilless culture (Hydroponics)

Topraksız tarımda (Hidroponik kültür) bitki patojeni virüsler

Mehmet Ali ŞEVİK
Pages
176–180
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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In this review, diseases caused by plant viruses, particularly in hydroponic systems, are summarized brietly.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Soilless culture, known as hydroponics, offers an alternative way to plant growers who laced soil and water-related problems such as soilbornc pathogens and pests, soil and water salinity, chemical residues, nutrient deficiency and water shortage in soil.
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Key Findings & Data:Since hydroponic systems are designed to recirculate nutrient solution in closed devices, plants in these systems can be exposed to the risk of diseases caused by water-transmissible pathogens.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this review, diseases caused by plant viruses, particularly in hydroponic systems, are summarized brietly.
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Soilless culture, known as hydroponics, offers an alternative way to plant growers who laced soil and water-related problems such as soilbornc pathogens and pests, soil and water salinity, chemical residues, nutrient deficiency and water shortage in soil. Since hydroponic systems are designed to recirculate nutrient solution in closed devices, plants in these systems can be exposed to the risk of diseases caused by water-transmissible pathogens. In this review, diseases caused by plant viruses, particularly in hydroponic systems, are summarized brietly.

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Hidroponik olarak da bilinen topraksız tarım, toprak kaynaklı birçok hastalık ve zararlı, toprak ve su tuzluluğu, kimyasal kalıntı, besin elementi noksanlığı ve kuraklık gibi toprak ve su ile ilgili problemler yaşayan yetiştiriciler için bir alternatif üretim sağlamaktadır. Hidroponik sistemler, genellikle kapalı sistem ve besin eriyiklerinin sirküler olarak sürekli kullanılması şeklinde dizayn edilmektedir. Bu yüzden hidroponik sistemlerde bitkiler, su ile taşınabilen patojenlerin neden olduğu hastalıklara maruz kalabilmektedir. Bu derlemede, özellikle hidroponik sistemde bitki patojeni virüslerin neden olduğu hastalıklar kısaca özetlenmiştir.

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ŞEVİK, M. A. (2022). Plant viruses in soilless culture (Hydroponics). Anadolu Tarım Bilimleri Dergisi, Cilt: 26 - Sayı: 2, 176–180. https://ajindex.com/articles/438014

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