»21 9 8 。 “ -û ãÉ ¡ W¸ Kö1¥ír ¡“d,ÿ9 ¥80% ,û ã©É ¡“d¥!AYV¯9“dsYòñ±é,Bîí lÖÌ P¨,ô“h eÅ? ï ¿,¢¿. vír ¡/ M .Ø:Áñ, 1998.5 u ¼, Ù ü. °'¥!A ¡C# / J.j9.+Õ vír ¡M .Ø:ÏS j<ñ,1999.9 Ù? , + a, Ù£).ír ¡ÏÉ ¡Ê ¥ IyÍÐ?Z t (8 ) J. F0vÐÐ(1 SÐñ) ,1999, 3( 3): 250- 258.10 Ù á,u® §,É W <,©.í vír ¡É ØÄ+ùî J . 2 j<vÐÐ, 2000, 22( 2): 112-115.Structure of recycled foam soilless culture system and itsapplication in vegetable productionXu Zhihao , ShouWeisong , ZhouShengjun , Dong Wenqi , Dai Danli , Lei Juanli( Vegetable Institute, Zhejiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Hangzhou 310021, China )Abstract: This paper described a new soilless culture sy stem using foam as substra te. Foam substra te has g oodho rticultural characteristics with lig ht w eight, hig h capacity of aeration, easy to handle, especially can be usedfo r up to 10 cro ps. The nutrient solutio n of fo am soilless culture system w as recycled and disinfected by a bio-filter. The ma nagement of sy stem and the cultiva tion practices used for toma to and bo ttle g ourd were alsopresented in the paper.Key words: foam substrate; soilless culture; ho rticulture; drip irrig atio n; bio -filter231 9 <·½w©:ÖÌ TZ åÉ ¡ ! ² ?¥ùîШ