设施农业增施CO<sub>2</sub>利用效率的影响因素及调控策略

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Abstract: To improve the utilization efficiency and economic benefits of enriched CO₂ and reduce the CO₂ leaked outside and the operation cost of protected agriculture, the possible effect factors on the enriched CO₂ utilization efficiency are analyzed based on calculations in this paper. The effective methods and technologies to improve the enriched CO₂ utilization efficiency are discussed. The result shows that the main effect factors on the enriched CO₂ utilization efficiency are the air exchange rate, CO₂ concentration difference between inside and outside facilities and the plant photosynthetic capacity. To maximize the enriched CO₂ utilization efficiency, the optimum CO₂ enriched method, CO₂ enriched concentration and enriched time should be decided by considering plant species, growth stage, cultivation conditions, other environmental factors, etc., when the CO₂ enrichment is conducted.

Key words： CO₂ enrichment utilization efficiency protected agriculture

Received: 10 January 2014

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TONG Yuxin,CHENG Ruifeng,WANG Jun, et al. Effect Factors and Control Strategies for Improving Enriched CO₂ Utilization Efficiency in Protected Agriculture[J]. journal1, 2014, 32(10): 47-52.

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