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Duong, Nha V., Pham, Tan M., Nguyen, Thuan V., Nguyen, Phuoc V., Vo, Huyen X., Vo, Phong T., Duong, Khoa D.N., Nguyen, Hau T.T., Pham, Quang V. |
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International Journal of Vegetable Science; Sep/Oct2024, Vol. 30 Issue 5, p527-547, 21p |
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Light-emitting diodes have been beneficial for plant growth, especially for microgreens in countries with low radiation, greenhouses, and chambers. However, information about how plants respond to additional light-emitting diode lighting after 12 hours of sunlight exposure in tropical areas is limited. This study examines the effects of long-duration light-emitting diodes on mustard greens in Kien Giang province, Vietnam (105°14'33.21" E; 9°91'41.13" N). The trials were conducted in the greenhouse for two growing seasons with a completely randomized design, including 0, 2, 4, and 6 hours of assembled light-emitting diodes lighting and 4 hours of commercial light-emitting diodes lighting after 6 pm, with three replications. Results showed that weather factors in season 2 favorably influenced mustard's growth. At 4 hours of lighting, commercial light-emitting diodes showed a higher chlorophyll index, flowering time, flowering rate, leaf number, and absolute growth rate of leaf number but less leaf and fresh shoot weight than assembled light-emitting diodes. Four hours of assembled light-emitting diodes positively affected most mustard growth, while 6 hours of assembled light-emitting diodes were superior for flowering aspects. Adding 4 hours of light-emitting diodes could increase leafy yield and shorten the harvesting time of mustard greens grown in greenhouses under tropical conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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