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5 results about "Hydroponic culture" patented technology

Hydroponic culture is possibly the most intensive method of crop production in today's agricultural industry. In combination with greenhouses or protective covers, it uses advanced technology and is capital intensive. It is highly productive, conservative of water and land, and protective of the environment.

Movable tub system for hydroponic methods for rapid cultivation of vegetable crops and method of using the same

A system for hydroponically growing plants, comprising an upper seed tray (100, 1401) configured to sit on a bottom tab (200, 1445). The upper tray includes a plurality of openings for holding soil and germinating seeds in the soil. The plurality of openings have contours that allow the roots of the growing plant to extend into the bottom tab. The tab is configured to hold an aqueous mixture of water and nutrient solution for the growing plant and comprises a lip around the top perimeter and at least one aeration device (240) for causing turbulence in the aqueous mixture that comes into contact with the roots of the growing plant. A method for growing plants using such a container is also disclosed.
Owner:エレメント ファームズ インコーポレイテッド

Plant seedling hydroponic growing device

ActiveCN310052090SSeedlingHydroponic culture
1. The name of the design product: hydroponic device for plant seedlings. 2. The use of the design product: hydroponic culture for plant seedlings. 3. The design points of the design product: in shape. 4. The picture or photo that best shows the design points: assembly state perspective view 1.
Owner:YANGZHOU MIAOYUAN AGRICULTURAL PLANTING CO LTD

A method for regulating the out-of-season water culture of young shoots of paliurus ramosissimus based on plant hormones

PendingCN122319936APlant hormoneAralia elata
This invention discloses a method for off-season hydroponic cultivation of Aralia elata buds based on plant hormone regulation, belonging to the field of hydroponic culture technology. This off-season hydroponic method optimizes the concentration ratio of indolebutyric acid (IBA), gibberellin (GA3), and salicylic acid through orthogonal experiments, combined with standardized branch pretreatment, hormone immersion, and ozone water culture management, to achieve efficient off-season cultivation of Aralia elata buds. This off-season hydroponic culture uses exogenous hormone regulation, optimized for the off-season dormancy characteristics of Aralia elata and the physiological needs of bud growth. It effectively activates the physiological metabolic pathways within the branches, quickly breaking the natural dormancy state, while providing suitable hormone guidance for bud differentiation and growth. This results in uniform bud sprouting and robust growth, solving the problems of late bud break from dormancy, slow bud growth, and large differences in growth vigor among different plants, laying a solid foundation for efficient off-season hydroponic production.
Owner:LIUPANSHUI NORMAL UNIV

Method for enhancing chlorophyll concentration in plants

ActiveUS12642197B1Growth substratesCulture mediaSprouted SeedsChlorophyllin
A method of increasing at least one of the chlorophyll-a concentration and the chlorophyll-b concentration in the leaves of a plant of the genus Hordeum which has been hydroponically grown from seed over a 2 to 4 week duration, including germinating the seed at from 20 to 40° C.; transferring the germinated seed into an aqueous hydroponic dispersion having a temperature of from 20 to 40° C. and containing NPs of magnesium aluminate (MgAl2O4) having a cubic spinel structure; for the duration of 2 to 4 weeks after transferring, maintaining the aqueous hydroponic dispersion at from 20 to 40° C. under dark period-to-light period cycling; and, for the duration of 2 to 4 weeks after transferring, periodically adding NPs of MgAl2O4 having a cubic spinel structure to the aqueous hydroponic dispersion to maintain the concentration of the NPs in the aqueous hydroponic dispersion at from 20 to 200 mg / L.
Owner:IMAM ABDULRAHMAN BIN FAISAL UNIV