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Home > IV International ISHS Symposium on Artificial Lighting > DETERMINATION OF PHOTOPERIODIC RESPONSE GROUP AND EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTAL IRRADIANCE ON FLOWERING OF SEVERAL BEDDING PLANT SPECIES

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DETERMINATION OF PHOTOPERIODIC RESPONSE GROUP AND EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTAL IRRADIANCE ON FLOWERING OF SEVERAL BEDDING PLANT SPECIES

Article number

580_11

Pages

95 – 99

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

IV International ISHS Symposium on Artificial Lighting

Authors

J.E. Erwin, R.M. Warner

Keywords

photoperiodism, fastcropping, Ageratum houstonianum, Anethum graveolens, Antirrhinum majus, Calendula officinalis, Celosia plumosa, Convolvulus tricolor, Cleome hasslerana, Cosmos bipinnatus, Dianthus chinensis, Dimorphotheca pluvalis, Gazania rigens, Gomphrena globosa, Helipterum roseum, Lavatera trimestris, Limnanthes douglasii, Limonium sinuatum, Linaria maroccana, Lobelia erinus, Mimulus x hybridus, Mirabilis jalapa, Nemophila maculata, Nicotiana alata, Nigella damascena, Origanum vulgare, Papaver rhoes, Salvia splendens, Silene armeria, Zinnia elegans.

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2002.580.11

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3. THE CANADIAN GREENHOUSE VEGETABLE INDUSTRY WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING

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L.F.M. Marcelis | F.M. Maas | E. Heuvelink

5. ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING FOR PRODUCING QUALITY TRANSPLANTS IN CLOSED SYSTEMS

C. Chun | T. Kozai

6. LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES FOR BIOREGENERATIVE SPACE LIFE SUPPORT

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7. PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF GREENHOUSE VEGETABLE CROPS TO SUPPLEMENTAL LIGHTING

M. Dorais | A. Gosselin

8. HOW MUCH LIGHT IS NEEDED FOR THE PREVENTION OF FLOWERING OF CUT CHRYSANTHEMUMS WHEN USING HIGH INTENSITY HPS LIGHTING AS A NIGHT BREAK

T. Blacquière

9. CHARACTERISTICS OF GROWTH AND FLOWERING ON SOME BEDDING PLANTS GROWN IN MIXING FLUORESCENT TUBE AND LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE

J. Heo | C. Lee | K. Paek

10. GROWING GREENHOUSE TOMATO AND SWEET PEPPER UNDER SUPPLEMENTAL LIGHTING: OPTIMAL PHOTOPERIOD, NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF LONG PHOTOPERIOD AND THEIR CAUSES

D.A. Demers | A. Gosselin

11. ESTIMATION OF TOTAL CANOPY PHOTOSYNTHETIC CAPACITY OF ROSES GROWN UNDER TWO CANOPY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

R.M. Warner | J.E. Erwin

12. DETERMINATION OF PHOTOPERIODIC RESPONSE GROUP AND EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTAL IRRADIANCE ON FLOWERING OF SEVERAL BEDDING PLANT SPECIES

J.E. Erwin | R.M. Warner

13. POSSIBILITIES FOR USING PHOTOPERIODISM TO PROGRAM FLOWERING OF SUNFLOWERS (HELIANTHUS ANNUUS) IN THE GREENHOUSE AND IN THE OPEN

T. Blacquière | N. Straver | D. van den Berg

14. USE OF UV RADIATION FOR CONTROL OF HEIGHT AND CONDITIONING OF GREENHOUSE TRANSPLANTS

B. Lercari | L. Bertram | A. Nieri | M. Bigonciari

15. PHOTOPERIODIC LIGHTING OF MATRICARIA (TANACETUM PARTHENIUM)

T. Blacquière | D. Krijger | M. de Graaf-van der Zande

16. DEVELOPMENT AND FLOWERING OF PETUNIA GROWN IN A FAR-RED DEFICIENT LIGHT ENVIRONMENT

H.H. Kim | R.D. Heins | W.H. Carlson

17. PLANT RESPONSES UNDER AN EXPERIMENTAL NEAR INFRA-RED REFLECTING GREENHOUSE FILM

E.S. Runkle | R.D. Heins | P. Jaster | C. Thill

18. ACCELERATION OF GROWTH IN SPINACH BY SHORT-TERM EXPOSURE TO RED AND BLUE LIGHT AT THE BEGINNING AND AT THE END OF THE DAILY DARK PERIOD

H. Hanyu | K. Shoji

19. EFFECTS OF LOCALIZED LIGHT QUALITY FROM LIGHT EMITTING DIODES ON GERANIUM PEDUNCLE ELONGATION

N. Fukuda | S. Nishimura | M. Nogi

20. TIME-DEPENDENT EFFECTIVENESS OF UV-TREATMENT ON THE CONTROL OF THE ELONGATION GROWTH OF TOMATO TRANSPLANTS

L. Bertram | B. Lercari

21. COMBINED HEAT AND POWER FOR LOCALLY PRODUCED ELECTRICITY AND REDUCED ENVIRONMENTAL EMISSIONS OF HEAT AND CO₂

P. Stearne

22. PREDICTION OF PLANT SHOOT-TIP TEMPERATURE ON A PENMAN-MONTEITH MODEL

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23. GROWTH OF RICE PLANTS UNDER RED LASER-DIODE LIGHT SUPPLEMENTED WITH BLUE LIGHT

A. Yamazaki | H. Tsuchiya | H. Miyajima | T. Honma | H. Kan

24. EVALUATION OF LIGHT UNIFORMITY UNDERNEATH SUPPLEMENTAL LIGHTING SYSTEMS

A.J. Both | D.E. Ciolkosz | L.D. Albright

25. DEVELOPMENT OF A FINANCIAL MODEL TO EVALUATE INVESTMENT IN SUPPLEMENTAL LIGHTING FOR GREENHOUSE FLORICULTURAL PRODUCTION

P.R. Fisher | C.S. Donnelly

26. LIGHT ON CUT CHRYSANTHEMUM: MEASUREMENT AND SIMULATION OF CROP GROWTH AND YIELD

E. Heuvelink | J.H. Lee | R.P.M. Buiskool | L. Ortega

27. GROWTH AND NUTRIENT ABSORPTION BY TOMATO SEEDLINGS IN A GROWTH CHAMBER WITH PRISM LIGHT GUIDES AND ELECTRODELESS DISCHARGE LAMPS

T. Higashide | H. Shimaji | J. Honda | M. Hashimoto | H. Hamamoto | T. Shimazu

28. BETALAIN SYNTHESIS BY HAIRY ROOT OF RED BEET CULTURED IN VITRO UNDER DIFFERENT LIGHT QUALITY

H. Boo | K. Shin | J. Heo | J. Jeong | K. Paek

29. PHOTOSYNTHETIC RESPONSES OF HEAT-TOLERANT AND HEAT-SENSITIVE CULTIVARS OF IMPATIENS HAWKERI AND VIOLA X WITTROCKIANA TO HIGH TEMPERATURE EXPOSURES

R.M. Warner | J.E. Erwin

30. EFFECT OF HIGH-PRESSURE SODIUM LIGHTING ON GREENHOUSE PRODUCTION OF VEGETATIVE CUTTINGS FOR TEN SPECIES OF ANNUAL FLORICULTURAL CROPS

C.S. Donnelly | P.R. Fisher

31. GROWTH AND PLANT MORPHOLOGY OF CUCUMIS SATIVUS AND FUCHSIA X HYBRID ARE INFLUENCED BY LIGHT QUALITY DURING THE PHOTOPERIOD AND BY DIURNAL TEMPERATURE ALTERNATIONS

R. Moe | L. Morgan | G. Grindal

32. THE INFLUENCE OF SOLAR RADIATION AND BORON-CALCIUM FRUIT APPLICATION ON CUTICLE CRACKING OF A WINTER TOMATO CROP GROWN UNDER SUPPLEMENTAL LIGHTING

F. Jobin-Lawler | K. Simard | A. Gosselin | A.P. Papadopoulos

33. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT EC MANAGEMENT ON YIELD, QUALITY AND NUTRACEUTICAL PROPERTIES OF TOMATO GROWN UNDER SUPPLEMENTAL LIGHTING

Z.-Q. Shi | F. Jobin-Lawler | A. Gosselin | G. Turcotte | A.P. Papadopoulos | M. Dorais

34. DIVERSIFICATION OF GREENHOUSE CROP PRODUCTION UNDER SUPPLEMENTAL LIGHTING BY THE USE OF NEW CULTURES WITH HIGH ECONOMIC POTENTIAL

S. Léonhart | K. Pedneault | A. Gosselin | P. Angers | A.P. Papadopoulos | M. Dorais

35. VARIATIONS IN CONCENTRATION OF ACTIVE COMPOUNDS IN FOUR HYDROPONICALLY-AND FIELD-GROWN MEDICINAL PLANT SPECIES

K. Pedneault | S. Léonhart | A. Gosselin | A.P. Papadopoulos | M. Dorais | P. Angers

36. REFLECTIONS ABOUT RESEARCH ON SUPPLEMENTARY LIGHTING IN GREENHOUSE CULTIVATION

H. Challa

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