Effect of continuous lighting on the growth and leaf chemical components of Artemisia princeps grown hydroponically in a plant factory condition

Effect of continuous lighting on the growth and leaf chemical components of Artemisia princeps grown hydroponically in a plant factory condition
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10.36253/ahsc-12966
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2023-01
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N. Hata;M. Kawamura
N. Hata;M. Kawamura
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N. Hata;M. Kawamura

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