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Effects of Wavelength of Different LED on the Growth of Clivia Plantlets

Wang Yong-zhi

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Under irradiation of light at a 50 μmol m-2 s-1 intensity level, which are cultured for 30 days under six different light qualities: with LEDs(W), red and blue LEDs (RB),blue LEDs (B), greenLEDs(G); red LEDs (R), far-red LEDs (Fr). We evaluated the effects of different Wavelengths irradiation on the leaf grown of Clivia plantlets.

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Under irradiation of light at a 50 μmol m-2 s-1 intensity level, which are cultured for 30 days under six different light qualities: with LEDs(W), red and blue LEDs (RB),blue LEDs (B), greenLEDs(G); red LEDs (R), far-red LEDs (Fr). We evaluated the effects of different Wavelengths irradiation on the leaf grown of Clivia plantlets.

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Under irradiation of light at a 50 μmol m-2 s-1 intensity level, which are cultured for 30 days under six different light qualities: with LEDs(W), red and blue LEDs (RB),blue LEDs (B), greenLEDs(G); red LEDs (R), far-red LEDs (Fr). We evaluated the effects of different Wavelengths irradiation on the leaf grown of Clivia plantlets.

Key concepts: Light-emitting diode, Irradiation, Wavelength, Blue light, Optoelectronics, Red light, Materials science, Optics

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