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67. There is needed much more research in this difficult field. It would be greatly promoted by the introduction of means for obtaining nearly monochromatic light of well deter- mined and adequate intensity, covering considerable areas suitable for plant growth under otherwise nat- ural conditions.
24 THE SUN Kniep and Minder 1 have recently made observa- tions by the bubble method with Elodea Canadensis on the assimilation of carbon dioxide in lights of dif- ferent colors. They used sunlight f...iltered by colored solutions so as to select red light (wave length 0. 62/z, to some point in the infra-red not determined), green light (wave length 0. 512^ to 0. 524/*), or blue light (wave length 0. 35yu, to 0. 50//, ) at pleasure. In each case the light could be reduced to a fixed intensity as meas- ured by a Rubens thermopile, so that they could in- vestigate the rates of assimilation under equal inten- sities of total radiation for each of the three colors. They found the green light of no effect in producing assimilation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
67. There is needed much more research in this difficult field. It would be greatly promoted by the introduction of means for obtaining nearly monochromatic light of well deter- mined and adequate intensity, covering considerable areas suitable for plant growth under otherwise nat- ural conditions.
24 THE SUN Kniep and Minder 1 have recently made observa- tions by the bubble method with Elodea Canadensis on the assimilation of carbon dioxide in lights of dif- ferent colors. They used sunlight f...iltered by colored solutions so as to select red light (wave length 0. 62/z, to some point in the infra-red not determined), green light (wave length 0. 512^ to 0. 524/*), or blue light (wave length 0. 35yu, to 0. 50//, ) at pleasure. In each case the light could be reduced to a fixed intensity as meas- ured by a Rubens thermopile, so that they could in- vestigate the rates of assimilation under equal inten- sities of total radiation for each of the three colors. They found the green light of no effect in producing assimilation.
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