THE EXPERIENCE OF DETERMINING THE INFLUENCE OF RADIATION OF INCANDESCENT LAMPS AND LED LAMPS ON BARLEY SEEDLINGS
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https://doi.org/10.30888/2415-7538.2019-14-01-023Keywords:
LED bulbs, incandescent lamps, biological effects, barley seedlings, growth test system.Abstract
Проведені дослідження показали, що на відстані, яка знімає температурні відмінності випромінювання від LED ламп і ламп розжарювання, і за умови відсутності екранування випромінювання скляною кришкою чашки Петрі, відбувається статистично достовірне гальмув
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