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Table 1.

Properties of the constituents for growing media in Exp. 1 (50% peat v/v) and Exp. 2 (25% peat v/v).

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Table 2.

Component bounds (design constraints) for the mixture matrix calculation in % v/v.

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Table 3.

Experimental matrix of the constrained mixture design for Exp. 1 and Exp. 2.

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Table 4.

Desirability criteria with, target and min and max boundary for Exp. 1 (50% peat v/v) and Exp. 2 (25% peat v/v).

Days after seeding (DaS), minimum decision value (Min), maximum decision value (Max).

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Fig 1.

Description of the methodical procedure for handling peat reduction by using mixture designs and the surface response method.

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Fig 2.

Surface response of desirability for 50% v/v peat mixtures for green compost (GC), fermented compost fiber (FC), soft fiber (SF) and raw fiber (RF) in v/v.

Bold dashed lines are the mixture areas of peat substitutes tested. Were (a) = 0 v/v RF, (b) = 0.05 v/v RF, (c) = 0.1 v/v RF and (d) = 0.15 v/v RF.

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Fig 3.

Surface response of desirability for 25% v/v peat mixtures for green compost (GC), fermented compost fiber (FC), soft fiber (SF) and raw fiber (RF) in v/v.

Bold dashed lines are the mixture areas of peat substitutes tested. Were (a) = 0 v/v RF, (b) = 0.0375 v/v RF, (c) = 0.075 v/v RF and (d) = 0.1125 v/v RF.

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Table 5.

Examples of recommended mixtures for 50% v/v und 25% v/v peat mixtures.

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