Fig. 7: Proportion of amount of runoff from applied irrigation water

Fig. 32: Profit margin in relation to treatment – calculation scenarios urban area, VA210

Fig. 7: Proportion of amount of runoff from applied irrigation water.

4.2 Development of strawberries

4.2.1 Plant diseases

Some strawberry plants of Sonata were infected with phytopthora (Phytopthora cactorum). Infected plants were removed. Symptoms started to appear about one month after planting. However, the amount of Sonata plants with phytopthora was low and amounted 2 % in the HPS chamber and 1 % in the LED chamber. Magnum was not infected with phytopthora.

Fig. 7: Proportion of amount of runoff from applied irrigation water

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Fig. 32: Profit margin in relation to treatment – calculation scenarios urban area, VA210

Fig. 7: Proportion of amount of runoff from applied irrigation water.

4.2 Development of strawberries

4.2.1 Plant diseases

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