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Electrical lighting technologies including light-emitting diodes (LEDs), high-pressure sodium lamps, plasma, induction lighting, etc.
Manipulation of sunlight through the use of coverings or glazing technologies
Plant photosynthesis, photoperiodism, and photomorphogenesis
The interaction of light with hormones, plant signaling, and other environmental parameters on plant growth and development of horticultural crops
The commercial production of food and ornamental crops using sole-source or supplemental lighting
Measurement, efficiency, spectral distribution, and economics of lighting
Lighting in greenhouses, growth chambers, plant factories, and vertical farms
Impacts and interactions of light on pests and diseases
Physiological responses of horticultural crops to lighting
Lighting for specialized applications such as plant-made pharmaceuticals and vaccines, and foods with enhanced human health benefits
Opportunities and constraints with future lighting technologies
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2016
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2016
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