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Published in Crop Sci 9:382-384 (1969)
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Artificial Lighting in the Germination and Early Growth of Sugarcane Seedlings1

T. A. Bull2

Young sugarcane (Saccharum hybrid) seedlings receiving 8 hours of full sunlight (ca. 200–300 cal cm–2) did not respond to supplementary lighting. However, the turnover of seedlings up to transplant age may be significantly increased, without extending the glasshouse and constant temperature room area, by using artificial lights.

Key Words: Increased seedling production • Saccharum (L.)

1 Contribution from the David North Plant Research Centre, Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd., Brisbane, Australia.

2 Agricultural Research Officer.

Received for publication July 20, 1968.




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