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Effect of LED lighting on the growth and development of garden strawberry and groundcover rose

The purpose of this study was to determine the role of various LED (light-emitting diode) light units in ensuring high-quality growth and development of plants, as well as to obtain high-quality seedlings of strawberries and ground cover rose.

This research team studied the physiological reactions of garden strawberry (“Melga” variety) and ground cover rose (“Fairy” variety) plants under controlled conditions and obtained the data on the effect of light quality on plant biological productivity, dynamics of growth processes, photosynthesis rate and transpiration. Regardless of the type of studied crops, the tallest plants were obtained under conditions of supplementary lighting by the lamp with blue/green/red ratio in the spectrum 17/29/54 % (option 1) and the lamp with ratio 18/45/37 % (option 2).

At the same time, the dry weight of leaves and roots, as well as the biological productivity of strawberry plants in experimental options 1 and 2 exceeded by 41% than in the control plants (under high pressure sodium lamp). For garden strawberry, the team recommends the LED in the option 2, for the ground cover rose optimal is the option 1.

Read the complete research at www.researchgate.net.

Evlakov, P & Bichkov, A & Grodetskaya, Tatiana & Zapletin, V. (2021). Effect of various LED lighting on the growth and development of garden strawberry Fragariaxananassa Duch. and groundcover rose Rosa hybrida L. at greenhouse conditions. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science. 935. 012046. 10.1088/1755-1315/935/1/012046. 

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