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Originally Posted by anders
Is the data on lettuce available for free, can you post a tread. I found som data on tomatoes but the unit they used i did not recognise it was me/l. Do yo know what it is
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You mean 'mM/l'? That would be millimolar per liter (one one-thousandth of a mole per liter) That is exactly what I was talking about when I said that there is often use of scientific language (or units in this case) that aren't commonly known by laymen. But then again, for a chemist millimolar are like foot for a carpenter.
Here is the link (PDF)
RESPONSE OF HYDROPONIC LETTUCE CULTIVARS
TO DIFFERENT TREATMENTS OF NITROGEN:
Refine your google keywords (by using more scientific terms) and you'll find plenty of that stuff.