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EFFECT OF SIX DIFFERENT LED LIGHT QUALITIES ON THE SEEDLING GROWTH OF PAPHIOPEDILUM ORCHID IN VITRO
Article number
907_65
Pages
389 – 391
Language
English
Abstract
In this study, we investigated the effects of six different LED light qualities on the growth of Paphiopedilum seedlings in vitro.
The CW treatment had the highest value on shoot fresh weight, whereas the 8R1G1B treatment had the highest shoot dry weight.
The seedlings grown under the B treatment were the most compact, showing the shortest leaf length and width.
For root growth, the highest value on fresh weight was found under the B treatment, and the highest dry weight was found under the B and R treatments.
The optimum growth of Paphiopedilum seedlings was found under CW and 8R1G1B treatments.
The higher Fv/Fm and yield values also reflected the vigorous growth of these two treatments.
The CW treatment had the highest value on shoot fresh weight, whereas the 8R1G1B treatment had the highest shoot dry weight.
The seedlings grown under the B treatment were the most compact, showing the shortest leaf length and width.
For root growth, the highest value on fresh weight was found under the B treatment, and the highest dry weight was found under the B and R treatments.
The optimum growth of Paphiopedilum seedlings was found under CW and 8R1G1B treatments.
The higher Fv/Fm and yield values also reflected the vigorous growth of these two treatments.
Authors
Y.I. Lee, W. Fang, C.C. Chen
Keywords
chlorophyll content, LED light lid, micropropagation, slipper orchid
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