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to be regulated through photosynthesis and increased under high-intensity light ( Kumar Das et al., 2011 ; Mancinelli et al., 1976 ; Mancinelli and Rabino, 1978 ; Mancinelli, 1985 ; Schneider and Stimson, 1971 ; Weiss and Halevy, 1991

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benefits provided by brassica microgreens. The ability to impact the phytochemical content of brassica microgreens has been recently investigated using SS LEDs. In terms of light intensity, Samuoliené et al. (2013) grew four species of brassica

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intensity ( Danilevskii, 1965 ; Menzel and Greggars, 1985 ). Insects are often attracted to light sources, particularly artificial lighting ( Barrett et al., 1971 ; Kolligs, 2000 ; Vanninen and Johansen, 2005 ). Certain Hymenoptera species have been shown

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Schefflera arboricola is a member of the family Araliaceae and one of the most popular foliage plants used to landscape interiors. Generally, low light intensities, typical for indoors, increase leaf drop and reduce leaf quality ( Conover and

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et al., 2014 ). Insufficient light intensity may limit the assimilation of plant carbon and reduce the activity of carbon assimilation enzymes ( Allen and Ort, 2001 ; Dai et al., 2009 ), thereby reducing the net photosynthetic rate ( P n ), effective

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-state lighting LED is one of the leading advancements in horticultural lighting in the last decade. Light intensity is one of the most important environmental factors for plant growth ( Naoya et al., 2008 ). In contrast with high-intensity light, low-intensity

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developmental and yield responses to a wide range of temperature and light intensities obtained at different planting times were examined to determine the responses of these variables to mean daily temperature and cumulative daily light intensity. Materials

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plants under a controlled environment can be considered an alternative way for medicinal plant production to ensure safety and efficacy. A number of earlier investigations have reported that environmental factors such as light intensity can

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et al. (2013) , shoot removal (harvest) not only removes apical dominance and correlative inhibition, but also leads to 1) increased light intensity reaching the axillary bud; and 2) changed spectrum of light reaching the bud (particularly a higher

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continue to improve. Another potential advantage of using LEDs is the ability to select light qualities and intensities that have beneficial effects on plant growth and photomorphogenesis ( Goto, 2012 ). The ability to impact growth of microgreens has been

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