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Elias Kaiser

Research Associate Professor

Seoul National University

South Korea

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Dr. Elias Kaiser is a Research Associate Professor at Seoul National University, South Korea. His research focuses on the effects of lighting conditions on plant physiology, as evidenced by his recent article on how LED and HPS supplementary light differentially affect gas exchange in tomato leaves. Dr. Kaiser is dedicated to advancing knowledge in agricultural science through innovative research methodologies.

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Nagoya University

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Revisiting the relationship between stomatal size and speed across species – a meta‐analysis

Rapid irradiance fluctuations in a greenhouse: Effects of diffuse glass on shadeflecks

Palette of green: Exploring the effects of different wavelengths of green light on biomass and morphology in lettuce (Lactuca sativa)

High air temperature reduces plant specialized metabolite yield in medical cannabis, and has genotype-specific effects on inflorescence dry matter production

Incident Far‐Red Photons Drive Leaf Photosynthesis Less Efficiently Than PAR Light, but Are More Effective in Promoting Growth

DynG: a dynamic scaling factor for thermographic stomatal conductance estimation under changing environmental conditions

Acclimation to high light intensity increases leaf photosynthetic capacity and NPQ kinetics, but barely affects photosynthetic induction rate

Dissecting the physiology of wild tomatoes under abiotic stress: Dynamic photosynthesis and metabolic adaptations to combined drought and salinity

A simple new method to determine leaf specific heat capacity

Comparison of multiple plant sensors aimed at early detection of drought stress in the greenhouse

Development of a tomato functional-structural plant model for digital twin applications

Elevated [CO<sub>2</sub>] Affected Fluctuating Light Acclimation in Cucumber Plants by Changes in Specific Leaf Area and Photosynthetic Efficiency

Frequency of light fluctuations affects tomato morphology and physiology only at extreme amplitudes

In memoriam: Sasan Aliniaeifard (1981-2025)

Leaf Photosynthetic and Photoprotective Acclimation in the Ultraviolet-A1 and Blue Light Regions Follow a Continuous, Shallow Gradient

Let's Get Real: Are Wearable Plant Sensors Ready for Crop Monitoring?

Viewing Stomata in Action: Autonomous in Planta Imaging of Individual Stomatal Movement

When do clouds and aerosols lead to higher canopy photosynthesis?

Quantifying the Photosynthetic Quantum Yield of Ultraviolet‐A1 Radiation

LED and HPS Supplementary Light Differentially Affect Gas Exchange in Tomato Leaves

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Silvère Vialet-Chabrand

Inger Bij de Vaate

Francisco Javier Cano

Oula Ghannoum

Arnold Moene

Sebastien Carpentier

Cláudia Pereira

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Oliver Brendel

Leo Marcelis

Inês M. Valente

Peter G. Steeneken

Jurriaan Schmitz

Alexander Graf

Maxime Durand

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