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Specific functions of red, far red, and blue light in flowering and stem extension of long-day plants

Runkle et al., 2001

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14852005551479172933
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Runkle E
Heins R
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Journal of the American society for horticultural science

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For many long-day plants (LDP), adding far red light (FR, 700 to 800 nm) to red light (R, 600 to 700 nm) to extend the day or interrupt the night promotes extension growth and flowering. Blue light (B, 400 to 500 nm) independently inhibits extension growth, but its effect on …
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