Potential Use of a 24-Hour Photoperiod (Continuous Light) with Alternating Air Temperature for Production of Tomato Plug Transplants in a Closed System
Katsumi Ohyama(University of Arizona), Chieri Kubota(The Ohio State University), Yoshitaka Omura(University of Arizona), Toyoki Kozai(Agricultural Research Service), Koji Manabe(University of Arizona)
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