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Balancing Root-Zone Oxygenation and Rhizosphere Stability: The Impact of Aeration and Hypoxia on Hydroponic Plant Growth
As the global population and food demand continue to increase, growers must look to innovative and sustainable methods for plant cultivation. Hydroponics is a popular method of sustainable plant cultivation where plant roots are suspended over a liquid nutrient solution. Hydroponics uses less water
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