Greenhouses are widely used in the cultivation of vegetables, flowers, fruit trees and other crops, especially in northern regions and places where climatic conditions are not conducive to the growth of certain crops. Greenhouses are indispensable agricultural facilities. In addition, greenhouses are also often used in plant growth research in scientific research, education and other fields.
Greenhouses use transparent covering materials (such as plastic film or glass) to allow sunlight to enter the interior of the short-wave radiation, which is absorbed by the ground and plants and converted into long-wave radiation.
A greenhouse, also known as a greenhouse, is a facility that can transmit light, heat preservation (or heating), mainly used to cultivate plants in the season that is not suitable for plant growth, such as vegetables, flowers and trees. By controlling the internal environment, greenhouses provide optimal growth conditions for plants, thus achieving efficient production.
Greenhouses, as an important facility of modern agriculture, provide the ideal environment for the growth of plants, breaking the restrictions of seasons and regions, and greatly enriching our tables and gardens. A greenhouse, also known as a greenhouse, is a building that can transmit light and keep heat. By regulating temperature, humidity, light and other conditions, it creates a microclimate suitable for plant growth.
A greenhouse, also known as a greenhouse, is a facility used to grow plants, which can be transparent, warm (or warm), to provide a suitable growth period and increase production during the unsuitable season for plant growth. It is mostly used for cultivation or seedling of temperature-loving vegetables, flowers, trees and other plants in low temperature season. There are various types of greenhouses, which can be divided into different types according to roof truss materials, lighting materials, appearance and heating conditions.
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