Greenhouse 2.0 – realised via broadband spectral conversion and light management

Greenhouse 2.0 brings together technological advances to address the food-energy-water nexus while optimizing four key factors – light (the key focus of this paper), temperature, CO2 levels, and water availability – that interact to shape plant productivity.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/solith.2025.sw3d.4
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Greenhouse Technology and Climate Control
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Greenhouse 2.0 brings together technological advances to address the food-energy-water nexus while optimizing four key factors – light (the key focus of this paper), temperature, CO2 levels, and water availability – that interact to shape plant productivity.

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