Effects of high electrical conductivity of nutrient solution and its application timing on lycopene, chlorophyll and sugar concentrations of hydroponic tomatoes during ripening
Min Wu(Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital), Chieri Kubota(The Ohio State University)
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