Substrate-Solution Interactions is a hydroponic nutrition construct that denotes the dynamic physicochemical processes governing the exchange of water, nutrients, and ions between solid growing media and the aqueous nutrient solution in which plant roots are cultivated.
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Relationship of Cell Sap pH to Organic Acid Change During Ion Uptake
A. J. Hiatt · PLANT PHYSIOLOGY · 1967 · 109 citations · Full text
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