Soil Steam Sterilization - Sources and Notes

Sources and Notes

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  • Banks, J. (1995): Agricultiural Production Without Methyl Bromide - Four Case Studies; CSIRO Division of Entomology and UNEP IE's OzonAction Programme under the Multilateral Fund, 1995
  • Bartock, J.W. (1993): Steaming is still the most effective way of treating contaminated media. Greenhouse Manager 1993, 110(10), 88-89
  • Baker, K.F. (1992): Beneficial fungus increases yields, profits in commercial production. Greenhouse Manager 1992, 10, 105
  • Seifert, H.D. (2008): Introduction to Soil Steaming
  • Baker, K.F. (1962): Principles of heat treatment of soil and planting material. J. Austral. Inst. Of Agric. Sci. 1962, 28(2), 118-126
  • Bunt, A.G. (1954): Steampressure in soil sterilisation I. In bins. The Journal of horticultural Science 1954 /29, 89-97
  • Bunt, A.G. (1955): Steampressure in soil sterilisation II. Glasshouse in situ sterilising. Journal of horticultural Science 1955 /1, 43-55
  • Dabbene, F., Gay, P., Tortia, C. (2003): Modeling and control of steam soil disinfestation processes. Biosystems Engineering, 84, 3, 247-256, doi:10.1016/S1537-5110(02)00276-3
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  • Morris, L.G. (1957): The use of steam for soil sterilisation. I. Physical aspects of soil sterilisation - II. Practical aspecs of siol sterilisation - III. Selection of boiler, steam mains and distribution systems. Industrial Heating Engineer 19, 3-6, 24, 38-41, 67-71
  • Morris, L.G. and Wispear, K.W. (1957): Some experiments on the steam sterilising of soil. I. Passage of heat through fine soil - II. Heating of clods of soil. Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research 2, 4, 262
  • Morris, L.G. and Neale F.E. (1959): Some experiments on steam sterilising of soil. III. The passage of heat downwards below the point of injection. Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research 4, 153-160
  • Morris, L.G. and Neale F.E. (1959): Some experiments on steam sterilising of soil. IV. The effect of covering the soil surface. Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research 4, 153-160
  • Newhall, A.G. (1955): Desinfection of soil by heat, flooding and fumagation. Botanical Review 21, 189-250
  • Baker, K.F., and Roistacher, C.N. (1957): Heat treatment of soil, ed. The UC System for producing healthy container-grown plants.

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