Poster Session-Growth Chambers and Controlled Environments 1

Tuesday, August 9, 2016: 12:15 PM
Georgia Ballroom (Sheraton Hotel Atlanta)
Light-emitting Diodes As an Alternative to Cool-white Fluorescents for Healing of Grafted Tomato Transplants, Poster Board # 207
James Byrtus, LumiGrow; Cristian Collado, North Carolina State University; Ricardo Hernández, North Carolina State University
Supplemental Light Improves Yield and Quality of Chives in a Commercial Hydroponic Production System , Poster Board # 208
Carl E. Sams, The University of Tennessee; Jennifer Wheeler, University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Dean Kopsell, The University of Tennessee
Supplemental LED Lighting As a Potential Alternative to Plant Growth Regulators, Poster Board # 209
Mitchell Wrenn, North Carolina State University; Brian E. Whipker, North Carolina State University; Abhay Thosar, Philips Lighting; Ricardo Hernández, North Carolina State University
Response of Greenhouse Tomato Photosynthesis to Different Spectra of Intra-canopy LEDs Under Different Ratios of Red-Blue-White Overhead LEDs, Poster Board # 210
Xiaobin Guo, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada; Xiuming Hao, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada; Jingming Zheng, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada; Celeste Little, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada; Shalin Khosla, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Food and Rural Affairs; Melanie Yelton, LumiGrow, Inc.
Effects of Different Spectra of Supplemental Lighting on Water Use Efficiency of Lettuce Lactuca sativa L. 'Cherokee' in the Greenhouse, Poster Board # 211
Asmaa Morsi, Purdue University; Celina Gomez-Vargas, Purdue University; Cary A. Mitchell, Purdue University
LED Light Quality Impacts Plant Content of Nutritionally Important Pigments in Sprouting Broccoli, Poster Board # 212
Dean Kopsell, The University of Tennessee; Carl E. Sams, The University of Tennessee; Rosalie Metallo, Graduate Research Assistant, University of Tennessee; Robert C. Morrow, ORBITEC; David Eliot Kopsell, Illinois State University
Management of LED Light Quality to Maximize Biomass and Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Sprouting Broccoli in Controlled Environments, Poster Board # 213
Rosalie Metallo, Graduate Research Assistant, University of Tennessee; Dean A. Kopsell, The University of Tennessee; Carl E. Sams, The University of Tennessee; Robert C. Morrow, ORBITEC
Poster Presentations
  • Metallo_Management of LED Light Quality to Maximize Biomass and Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Sprouting Broccoli in Controlled Environments (767.1 kB)
    • Comparison of LED and HPS Supplemental Light Quality on Greenhouse Tomato Production in Northern States during Winter Months, Poster Board # 214
    Hye-Ji Kim, Purdue University; Celina Gomez-Vargas, Purdue University; Cary A. Mitchell, Purdue University
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