US EditionTomato photosynthesis benefits from far-red light
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Tomato photosynthesis benefits from far-red light
Greenhouse-grown crops, like tomato, are ever more important, but scientists are still working on the best supplemental light formula to support growth. In an article recently published in the Annals of Botany, Lazzarin and Dupont et al have found for the first time that far-red light is beneficial to photosynthesis in tomato plants, but the effects are complicated by the intensity of light used. Historically, the definition of photosyntheticall…
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