Effect of red and blue LED light on mung bean growth
After 10 days, mean height was 11.4 cm under red and 8.1 cm under blue light[2].
Differences were significant (F(2,57) = 48.3, p < 0.01).
Blue light produced the shortest, sturdiest sprouts.
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