Ji-Yoon Lee

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University of Tokyo

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Ji-Yoon Lee is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tokyo, Japan. His research areas encompass photomorphogenic responses in plants under various lighting conditions, photosynthetic efficiency in controlled environments, and the optimal production of bioactive compounds in plant systems. Professor Lee's recent articles investigate the effects of light quality and CO2 enrichment on the growth and development of several crops, including cucumber seedlings and Ginseng sprouts.

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Shoko Hikosaka

Chiba University

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University of Tokyo

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Designing a strategy for cost-effective CO2 enrichment in a ventilated greenhouse based on the photosynthetic photon flux density-net photosynthetic rate curve of cucumber seedlings

Photomorphogenic responses of Crepidiastrum denticulatum to supplemental far-red lighting under white and mixed RGB LED background lights

Biomass and Ginsenosides Content of Ginseng Sprouts upon Exposure to Several White LED Lights with Different Correlated Color Temperatures and Color Rendering Indexes

Growth of cucumber seedlings under emulated sunlight with artificially reproduced fluctuations in photosynthetic photon flux density

Growth of cucumber seedlings under emulated sunlight with artificially reproduced fluctuations in photosynthetic photon flux density

Optimal harvest-time to maximize the annual camptothecin production by Ophiorrhiza pumila in a plant factory with artificial light

Growth characteristics and bioactive compounds of dropwort subjected to high CO2 concentrations and water deficit

Effects of Concentration and Temperature of Nutrient Solution on Growth and Camptothecin Accumulation of Ophiorrhiza pumila

Effects of photosynthetic photon flux density and light period on growth and camptothecin accumulation of <i>Ophiorrhiza pumila</i> under controlled environments

Effects of photosynthetic photon flux density and light period on growth and camptothecin accumulation of ophiorrhiza pumila under controlled environments

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Shoko Hikosaka

Kazuhiro Fujiwara

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