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Krysantemumvækst
Fotosyntese
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Artiklen kombinerer optik og plantefysiologi i udviklingen af LED-baserede vækstsystemer. Gennem simulering og spektrometriske målinger bestemmes fotosyntetisk fotonflux (PPF) og blå-rød spektraloptimering. Resultaterne viser god overensstemmelse mellem model og eksperiment. Arbejdet demonstrerer, hvordan anvendt fysik – strålingsfordeling, spektralanalyse og energitransport – kan optimere biologiske processer. Perspektivet rækker fra drivhuse til rumfart.
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