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FILTERING NATURAL LIGHT BY THE GREENHOUSE COVERING USING MODEL SIMULATIONS – MORE PRODUCTION AND BETTER PLANT QUALITY BY DIFFUSE LIGHT?

Article number

711_10

Pages

105 – 110

Language

English

Abstract

Wageningen UR investigated the potentials of diffuse light for the use in Dutch horticulture.
Light can be made diffuse by greenhouse covering materials.
The transmission through the greenhouse covering is analysed.
The penetration of diffuse light into the canopy is investigated for different crops in different growing stadiums under Dutch radiation conditions throughout the year.
A plant growth model is used to calculate the effect of diffuse light on plant growth and development of several crops.
Sweet pepper production can potentially be increased by 5-6% during summer months due to the use of diffuse greenhouse covering materials.
There are good potentials for the development and use of diffuse greenhouse covering materials in Dutch horticulture.

Publication

V International Symposium on Artificial Lighting in Horticulture

Authors

S. Hemming, N. van der Braak, T. Dueck, R. Jongschaap, N. Marissen

Keywords

diffuse light, covering material, crop model, photosynthesis, light distribution, sweet pepper

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2006.711.10

Online Articles (65)

1. HORTICULTURAL LIGHTING IN THE NETHERLANDS: NEW DEVELOPMENTS

2. THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL LIGHT IN YEAR ROUND PRODUCTION OF GREENHOUSE CROPS IN NORWAY

R. Moe | S.O. Grimstad | H.R. Gislerod

3. INFLUENCE OF SUPPLEMENTAL LIGHTING ON THE PRODUCTION OF MEDICINAL PLANTS, SPINACH AND ALFALFA FOR THE NUTRACEUTICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL SECTORS

4. MANIPULATING THE LIGHT ENVIRONMENT TO CONTROL FLOWERING AND MORPHOGENESIS OF HERBACEOUS PLANTS

E.S. Runkle | R.D. Heins

5. COMMERCIALIZED CLOSED SYSTEMS WITH ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING FOR PLANT PRODUCTION

T. Kozai | K. Ohyama | C. Chun

6. INTERLIGHT AND PLANT DENSITY IN YEAR-ROUND PRODUCTION OF TOMATO AT NORTHERN LATITUDES

B. Gunnlaugsson | S. Adalsteinsson

7. INTEGRATED OPTIMIZATION OF TEMPERATURE, CO₂, SCREEN USE AND ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING IN GREENHOUSE CROPS USING A PHOTOSYNTHESIS MODEL

8. THE INFLUENCE OF CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION DURING HIGH-TEMPERATURE PERIODS ON NET PHOTOSYNTHESIS OF CUT ROSES

L.M. Mortensen | H.R. Gislerod

9. QUANTIFICATION OF THE GROWTH RESPONSE TO LIGHT QUANTITY OF GREENHOUSE GROWN CROPS

L.F.M. Marcelis | A.G.M. Broekhuijsen | E. Meinen | E.M.F.M. Nijs | M.G.M. Raaphorst

10. FILTERING NATURAL LIGHT BY THE GREENHOUSE COVERING USING MODEL SIMULATIONS – MORE PRODUCTION AND BETTER PLANT QUALITY BY DIFFUSE LIGHT?

S. Hemming | N. van der Braak | T. Dueck | R. Jongschaap | N. Marissen

11. EVALUATION OF LETTUCE GROWTH USING SUPPLEMENTAL GREEN LIGHT WITH RED AND BLUE LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES IN A CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT – A REVIEW OF RESEARCH AT KENNEDY SPACE CENTER

H.H. Kim | R.M. Wheeler | J.C. Sager | G.D. Gains | J.H. Naikane

12. COMBINED EFFECTS OF LIGHT AND TEMPERATURE ON PRODUCT QUALITY OF KALANCHOE BLOSSFELDIANA

S.M.P. Carvalho | S.E. Wuillai | E. Heuvelink

13. UNIQUE METHOD OF ESTABLISHING SOLAR RADIATION SATURATION LEVELS FOR GREENHOUSE CUCUMBER PRODUCTION

M.A. Medany | T.H. Short | A.F. Abou-Hadid

14. ACCLIMATIZATION OF FICUS BENJAMINA AND SCHEFFLERA ARBORICOLA TO INDOOR TEMPERATURES AND LOW LIGHT INTENSITIES

A. Kubatsch | H. Grüneberg | C. Ulrichs

15. LETTUCE TRANSPLANT GROWTH IN RESPONSE TO MEDIA SURFACE COLOR

M.G. Karlsson | J.W. Werner

16. INFLUENCE OF LIGHTING LEVELS BY SHADING CLOTHS ON CYCLAMEN PERSICUM QUALITY

E. Villegas | M. Pérez | M.T. Lao

17. SIMULATING DYNAMIC CONTROL OF SUPPLEMENTARY LIGHTING

O. Körner | A.U. Andreassen | J.M. Aaslyng

18. THE EFFECT OF MOVING HIGH INTENSITY LIGHTS ON POTTED CAMPANULA HAYLODGENSIS

T.J. Blom | Y. Zheng

19. INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY OF SWEET PEPPER WITH INTERLIGHTING

T. Hovi-Pekkanen | J. Näkkilä | R. Tahvonen

20. DETECTION OF THE UTILISATION RATE OF ARTIFICIAL LIGHT IN GREENHOUSES

N.E. Andersson

21. CHLOROPHYLL A FLUORESCENCE METHOD AS A PHYSIOLOGICAL MARKER OF PLANT RESPONSE TO LIGHT STRESS AND ENDO-MYCORRHIZA (AMF)

B. Borkowska

22. OPTIMIZATION OF LIGHTING SPECTRUM FOR PHOTOSYNTHETIC SYSTEM AND PRODUCTIVITY OF LETTUCE BY USING LIGHT-EMITTING DIODES

23. MOBILE LIGHT IN ROSES

N. Marissen | J. Snel | A. Elings | M. Warmenhoven

24. RED:FAR RED AND PHOTOSYNTHETICALLY ACTIVE RADIATION FILTERING BY LEAVES DIFFERS WITH SPECIES

J.E. Erwin | C. Rohwer | E. Gesick

25. EFFICIENCY OF LIGHT ENERGY USED BY LEAVES SITUATED IN DIFFERENT LEVELS OF A SWEET PEPPER CANOPY

T.A. Dueck | C. Grashoff | G. Broekhuijsen | L.F.M. Marcelis

26. EFFECT OF LIGHT QUALITY ON GROWTH OF NANNOCHLORPSIS OCEANCIA AND PSEUDOKIRCHNERIELLA SUBCAPITATA IN BIOREACTORS

V. Patil | D. Wenner | L. Mortensen | H.R. Gislerod

27. GAS EXCHANGE AND CHL-A FLUORESCENCE OF LEAVES OF BARLEY SEEDLINGS GROWN UNDER BLUE LIGHT ENRICHMENT

B. Yaakoubd | M. Dorais

28. INFLUENCE OF IRRADIANCE OF FOLIAGE PLANTS ON TRANSPIRATION AND AIR HUMIDITY

F. Kohlrausch | D. Prucker | L. Kölher | R. Röber

29. LIGHT-REGULATED PLANT GROWTH AND FLOWERING; FROM PHOTORECEPTORS TO GENES, HORMONES AND SIGNALS

R. King

30. INFLUENCE OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC PHOTON FLUX ON FLORAL EVOCATION IN SALVIA × SUPERBA STAPF ´BLAUKÖNIGIN´

G. Waaseth | S.O. Grimstad | R. Moe

31. EFFECT OF DAY LENGTH AND CORM STORAGE TEMPERATURE ON FLOWERING GLADIOLUS TRISTIS SBSP. CONCOLOR

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32. THE ROLE OF PHYTOHORMONES IN FLOWERING AND BOLTING OF SPINACH (SPINACIA OLERACEA L.) UNDER MID-NIGHT LIGHTING

33. INTERPLANTING ENSURES CONTINUOUS TOMATO PRODUCTION

J. Näkkilä | T. Hovi-Pekkanen | R. Tahvonen

34. INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT LAMPS ON THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT ON THE SHORT DAY PLANT KALANCHOE BLOSSFELDIANA

M. Pérez | M.T. Lao | G. Scherer

35. USING LIMITED INDUCTIVE PHOTOPERIOD FOR SCHEDULING COSMOS BIPINNATUS AND TAGETES TENUIFOLIA

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36. HIGH TEMPERATURE DELAY OF FLORAL INITIATION IN MODERN POINSETTIA CULTIVARS

R.A. Schnelle | J.E. Barett | D.G. Clark

37. FLOWERING INITIATION IN CARROTS BY TAILORING THE ILLUMINATION SPECTRUM

38. IMPACT OF LIGHT ON CYATHIA ABSCISSION AND BRACT DISCOLORATION IN POINSETTIA (EUPHORBIA PULCHERRIMA)

R. Moe | E. Floistad | D.R. Blystad

39. DEVELOPMENTAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF TOMATO AND CUCUMBER TO ADDITIONAL BLUE LIGHT

C. Ménard | M. Dorais | T. Hovi | A. Gosselin

40. EFFECT OF EXTREME SHORT DAY TREATMENT (ESD) ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPEARENCE OF CALIBRACHOA HYBR. CERV. AND SCAEVOLA SALIGNA G. FORST

H.K. Schüssler | A. Kosiba

41. INFLUENCE OF THE PHOTOPERIOD AND GROWTH RETARDANT ON THE GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF NEW ENGLAND ASTER

L. Vrsek | V. Zidovec | M. Poje | L. Coga

42. A DEMONSTRATION OF THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF MODIFICATION OF LIGHT SPECTRAL QUALITY IN HORTICULTURAL CROPS

J.P. Moore | N.D. Paul | R.J. Jacobson

43. LIGHT CONTROL OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN VEGETABLE PLANTS WITH VARIOUS LIFE STRATEGIES

I.G. Tarakanov

44. AIR HUMIDITY CONTROL ESSENTIAL FOR ROSE PRODUCTION UNDER CONTINUOUS LIGHTING

R.I. Pettersen | L.M. Mortensen | R. Moe | H.R. Gislerod

45. UV SUPPLEMENTATION FOR GROWTH REGULATION AND DISEASE CONTROL

J.J. Wargent | A. Taylor | N.D. Paul

46. AN EXTRACELLULAR MECHANISM OF LIGHT PROTECTION IN PLANTS IDENTIFIED USING A CHEMICAL GENETIC SCREEN

J. Einset

47. ACTION OF BLUE OR RED MONOCHROMATIC LIGHT ON STEM INTERNODAL GROWTH DEPENDS ON PLANT SPECIES

T. Hirai | W. Amaki | H. Watanabe

48. EFFECTS OF BLUE LIGHT SUPPLEMENTATION TO RED LIGHT ON NITRATE REDUCTASE ACTIVITY IN LEAVES OF RICE SEEDLINGS

K.K. Ohashi | K. Goji | R. Matsuda | K. Fujiwara | K. Kurata

49. MANIPULATION OF LIGHT SPECTRUM FOR CROP GROWTH REGULATION

N.D. Paul | J.P. Moore

50. BLUE LIGHT INHIBITS STEM ELONGATION OF CHRYSANTHEMUM

51. DAILY LIGHT INTEGRAL INFLUENCES ROOTING AND QUALITY OF PETUNIA CUTTINGS

R.G. Lopez | E.S. Runkle

52. IRRADIANCE AND PHOTOPERIOD EFFECTS ON METHYL JASMONATE SYNTHESIS IN ARTEMISIA SPP.

C.L. Rohwer | J.E. Erwin

53. THE ROLE OF LIGHT AND GIBBERELLIN DEACTIVATION IN THERMOPERIODIC STEM ELONGATION – A MINI REVIEW

J.A. Stavang | J. Olsen | R.. Moe

54. LIGHT QUALITY REQUIREMENTS IN LATITUDINAL POPULATIONS OF NORWAY SPRUCE

J.A. Molmann | O. Junttila | O. Johnsen | J.E. Olsen

55. ENERGY BALANCE AND THREE-DIMENSIONAL RADIATION DISTRIBUTION OF WATER-COOLED HPS LAMPS AND OF A LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE (LED) ARRAY

T. Shimomachi | D. Larson | K. Jordan | J.L. Cuello

56. EFFECT OF A RED TO FAR RED LIGHT FILTERING PLASTIC FILM ON GROWTH OF GARDENIA (GARDENIA JASMINOIDES)

CH. Lykas | D. Petsani | C. Kittas | M. Papafotiou

57. A PHYTOMETRIC IRRADIANCE MEASURING INSTRUMENT

G.J.C. da Costa | J.L. Cuello

58. FILTERING NATURAL LIGHT AT THE GREENHOUSE COVERING – BETTER GREENHOUSE CLIMATE AND HIGHER PRODUCTION BY FILTERING OUT NIR?

S. Hemming | F. Kempkes | N. van der Braak | T. Dueck | N. Marissen

59. INTERFERENCE PIGMENTS IN PHOTOSELECTIVE SHADING PAINT FOR GREENHOUSES

B. von Elsner

60. ON-LINE OPTIMIZATION OF INTENSITY AND CONFIGURATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY LIGHTING USING FLUORESCENCE SENSOR TECHNOLOGY

A.H.C.M. Schapendonk | C.S. Pot | X. Yin | U. Schreiber

61. LIGHT INTERCEPTION OF LIGHTING SYSTEMS, VENLO AND WIDE SPAN TYPE GREENHOUSES

E. Janssen | H. Hart

62. ENERGY EFFICIENT LIGHTING DESIGN FOR VENLO TYPE GREENHOUSES

E. Janssen | L. Zonneveldt | F. Sools

63. ECONOMY OF INTERPLANTING OF TOMATOES WITH FIVE PLANTINGS A YEAR IN FINLAND

T. Karhula | P. Outa

64. EFFECTS OF INSULATING FOAMS BETWEEN DOUBLE POLYTHYLENE FILMS ON LIGHT TRANSMISSION, GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF GREENHOUSE TOMATO PLANTS GROWN UNDER SUPPLEMENTAL LIGHTING

K. Aberkani | A. Gosselin | M. Dorais | S. Vineberg

65. THE POINT IRRADIANCE AND THE PHYTOMETRIC SYSTEM

G.J.C. da Costa | J.L. Cuello