Articles
TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING CO2 ASSIMILATION IN CONTROLLED-ENVIRONMENT ENCLOSURES
Article number
32_11
Pages
133 – 148
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Abstract
The CO2 assimilation rate of plants over short periods can be measured in controlled-environment enclosures sometimes referred to as cuvettes.
Different methods of analysing CO2 uptake in which the plant enclosures can be part of "open", "closed" or "mixed" systems are reviewed.
Different methods of analysing CO2 uptake in which the plant enclosures can be part of "open", "closed" or "mixed" systems are reviewed.
A null-balance method for measuring the CO2 assimilation rates of crop stands over periods of 30 minutes or less in either "open" or "closed" circuit controlled-environment daylit enclosures is described, and instrumentation suitable for measuring and controlling CO2 concentration in such enclosures is considered.
Authors
D.W. Hand
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