ArticleFrontiers in plant science2020
Growth Responses of Red-Leaf Lettuce to Temporal Spectral Changes.
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Abstract
Lighting is typically static for indoor production of leafy greens. However, temporal spectrum differentiation for distinct growth phases can potentially control age-specific desirable traits. Spectral effects can be persistent yet dynamic as plants mature, necessitating characterization of time-dependent responses. We grew red-leaf lettuce (
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