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GROWTH CHAMBERS WITH INDIRECT BRINE-COOLING AND DEWPOINT CONTROL: FUNCTION AND EXPERIENCES

Article number

39_5

Pages

73 – 80

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Abstract

Construction, function and capabilities of growth chambers with indirect brine-cooling and dewpoint control are described.
Information on experimental results and experiences are given, especially on the control of air movement, air temperature, air humidity and CO₂ concentration.

Publication

Symposium on Basic Problems of Protected Vegetable Production

Authors

H. Krug, H.J. Wiebe

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1974.39.5

Online Articles (27)

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B. Acock

3. EXPERIENCE WITH THE BBC-YORK-AIR CONDITIONER EVX, SYSTEM DR. REICHART

H. Söchtig

4. APPARATUS FOR PLANT GAS EXCHANGE MEASUREMENTS WITH MICRO CHAMBERS AND ITS SUITABILITY FOR PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES

A. Papenhagen

5. UNITS FOR AUTOMATIC CULTURE IN ARTIFICIAL ATMOSPHERE – “C2 3A” PROJECT

M. André | J.C. Nervi | P. Lespinat | D. Massimino

6. GROWTH CHAMBERS WITH INDIRECT BRINE-COOLING AND DEWPOINT CONTROL: FUNCTION AND EXPERIENCES

H. Krug | H.J. Wiebe

7. PHYTOTRONICS AND HORTICULTURE

N. de Bilderling

8. MAXIMIZING GROWTH OF VEGETABLE SEEDLINGS IN CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE, LIGHT AND CO₂.

D.T. Krizek | W.A. Bailey | H. Klueter | R.C. Liu

9. 2. TRANSFERABILITY OF RESULTS IN GROWTH CHAMBERS – TRANSFERABILITY OF RESULTS OBTAINED IN GROWTH ROOMS TO GREENHOUSE AND FIELD CONDITIONS

P. Gaastra

10. PHYSIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF EXPERIMENTS WITH CAULIFLOWER IN GROWTH CHAMBERS

H.J. Wiebe | H. Krug

11. RESPONSES OF PHASEOLUS VULGARIS TO TEMPERATURE IN GROWTH CABINETS AND THE FIELD

R.C. Hardwick

12. EFFECT OF SOME SIMPLE TEMPERATURE PROGRAMS ON SPRING-WHEAT

B. Bretschneider-Herrmann

13. 3. CONTROL OF PLANT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT BY THE ROOT ENVIRONMENT – ROOT GROWTH AND ITS ENVIRONMENT

J.F. Bierhuizen

14. A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECT OF DROUGHT AND LOW ROOT TEMPERATURES ON LEAF ELONGATION AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN MAIZE

R. Brouwer

15. THE INFLUENCE OF THE ROOT SPACE TEMPERATURE ON THE GROWTH OF YOUNG CUCUMBERS

E. Fölster

16. THE INFLUENCE OF THE ROOT-SPACE-VOLUME ON THE GROWTH OF LETTUCE PLANTS

E. Fölster | H. Krug

17. 4. CONTROL OF PLANT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT BY CLIMATIC GROWTH FACTORS – CONTROL OF PLANT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT BY CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION

H.J. Daunicht

18. SOME EFFECTS OF CO₂, AIR TEMPERATURE AND SUPPLEMENTARY ARTIFICIAL LIGHT ON THE GROWTH OF YOUNG TOMATO PLANTS

A.E. Canham

19. EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS UPON TRANSPIRATION

Y. Hanami

20. ANALYSIS OF THE SUBSEQUENT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF WINTER GLASSHOUSE LETTUCE IN RESPONSE TO SHORT PERIODS IN GROWTH CHAMBERS DURING PROPAGATION

D.J. Dennis | W.M. Dullforce

21. PHYTOTRON CULTIVATION OF PINUS SYLVESTRIS (L.) PROVENANCES.

I. Dormling

22. DETERMINATION OF COMMERCIAL GROWTH ROOM TREATMENTS

P.M. Griffin | P. Newton

23. PRODUCTION OF TOMATOES IN PLASTIC COVERED GREENHOUSES IN MANITOBA

J.D. Campbell | N.J. Beaton | J.S. Townsend

24. FRESH WEIGHT AND FLOWERING OF TOMATO PLANTS AS INFLUENCED BY CONTAINER TYPE AND WATERING CONDITIONS

D. Klapwijk | P.J.A.L. De Lint

25. CORRELATIONS BETWEEN PLANTS WEIGHT CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUNG TOMATO PLANTS

P.J.A.L. de Lint | D. Klapwijk

26. EXPERIENCE WITH AN IL 150 PLANT GROWTH PHOTOMETER IN HORTICULTURAL APPLICATIONS

E. Kaukovirta

27. 5. GROWTH STIMULATING MODELS AS A TOOL FOR PLAT GROWTH ANALYSIS AND CONTROL – SIMULATION OF CROP YIELD PROCESSES BY MATHEMATICAL MODELS

B. Schneider

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