Oral Session-Growth Chambers and Controlled Environments 1

Tuesday, August 9, 2016: 8:00 AM
Capitol South Room (Sheraton Hotel Atlanta)
Moderator:
Geoffrey Weaver
8:00 AM
Effects of Monochromatic Blue Light on Intumescence Injury for Tomato Seedlings Grown Under LEDs.
Tomohiro Jishi, The University of Arizona; Chieri Kubota, The University of Arizona; Tomomi Eguchi, The University of Arizona
Recorded Presentation
8:15 AM
Pulse Width Modulation Control of LEDs Can Maintain Targeted Light Levels
David Andrew Gianino, University of Georgia; Marc W. van Iersel, University of Georgia
Recorded Presentation
8:30 AM
Maintaining Minimum Light Levels with LEDs Results in More Energy-efficient Growth Stimulation of Begonia
Marc W. van Iersel, University of Georgia; Sue K. Dove, University of Georgia
Recorded Presentation
8:45 AM
Physiological Responses of Baby Leaf Lettuce to Different Blue and Red Photon Flux Ratios Using LED As Sole-source Lighting
Hans Spalholz, North Carolina State University; Ricardo Hernández, North Carolina State University
Recorded Presentation
9:00 AM
Continuous Chlorophyll Fluorescence Monitoring of Greenhouse-grown Lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.)
Geoffrey Weaver, University of Georgia; Marc W. van Iersel, University of Georgia
Recorded Presentation
9:15 AM
Blue, Red, and Far-red Radiation Interact to Influence Growth, Morphology, and Pigmentation of Lettuce and Basil
Qingwu Meng, PhD student, Michigan State University; Erik S. Runkle, Professor, Michigan State University
Recorded Presentation
9:30 AM
Influence of Red to Far-red Ratio during Night Interruption Lighting on Vegetative Growth of Young Cymbidium Cultivars
Seong Kwang An, Graduate student, Seoul National University; Ki Sun Kim, Seoul National University
Recorded Presentation
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