THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEAF APPARATUS OF GARDEN PEAS IN THE CULTURE OF MICROGREENS, DEPENDING ON THE INTENSITY OF LED LIGHTING
Abstract
The study results of the formation of the leaf apparatus by microgreens of garden peas, depending on the intensity of LED lighting – 50, 100, 150, 200 and 250 mcM/m2·sec. When estimating the length and width of the leaf, calculating the index and the area of the leaf, as well as the area of the total leaf surface on the 10th day of growing microgreens, it was found that the most formed leaves were samples of garden peas grown under LED lighting with an intensity of 100 mcM/m2·sec. While plants grown at an intensity of 200 mcM/m2·sec and experimental intensities of 50 and 150 mcM/m2·sec had lower biometric indicators of the microgreens leaf apparatus.
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Pashkevich A.M. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEAF APPARATUS OF GARDEN PEAS IN THE CULTURE OF MICROGREENS, DEPENDING ON THE INTENSITY OF LED LIGHTING. Vegetable Growing. 2022;30:72-80. (In Russ.)
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