Evaluation of the effect of two substrates on the development of Moringa oleifera Lam (Fam: Moringaceae) (moringa) under nursery conditions
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0.18 g). While soil:sawdust stimulated leaf length at 14 days and root system at 28 days, as well as absolute (0.02 g day-1) and relative (0.04 mg mg-1 day-1) growth rate. With this experiment, it is concluded that the establishment of moringa under nursery conditions, with soil as substrate, stimulates the production of photosynthetic pigments, growth in height, and dry biomass of the stem. Soil:sawdust substrate increases leaf dimensions, root biomass, and absolute and relative growth rate, as well as providing a more equitable growth between root system and the aerial part of plants. Sowing in soil:sawdust is a viable alternative for places
in which rains are infrequent.
Keywords: growth analysis, sawdust, field capacity, photosynthetic pigments, plantlet
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