Effect of Linearly Polarized Light on the Dynamics of Maize Plants Development

IF 0.48 Q4 Physics and Astronomy Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics Pub Date : 2025-02-27 DOI:10.1134/S1062873824709826
Yu. N. Kulchin, S. O. Kozhanov, A. S. Kholin, E. P. Subbotin, N. I. Subbotina, A. S. Gomolsky, O. O. Slugina
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While there are many works in the literature that study the effect of such light parameters as wavelength, intensity, photoperiod on plants growth, very little attention is payed to parameter of light polarization. Nevertheless, this light characteristic, as shown in some studies, can have a significant effect on plant development. In most of these studies, the authors note the positive effect of light which is circularly polarized. In one of our previous studies, we showed that maize plants develop better under white linearly polarized light than under non-polarized. In current work, we investigated the effect of linearly polarized light of white, red, green and blue spectral ranges on the dynamics of maize plant development of the Rannyaya Lakomka and Kubansky Sakharny varieties during the week. The results showed that the highest growth rates of maize plants of both varieties relative to non-polarized light treatment were demonstrated by plants grown under green and blue light. Under white light, this effect was less significant, and under red light it was not observed.

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线偏振光对玉米植株发育动态的影响
文献中研究波长、光强、光周期等光参数对植物生长影响的工作较多,但对光偏振参数的研究较少。然而,一些研究表明,这种光特性对植物发育有显著影响。在大多数研究中,作者都注意到圆偏振光的积极作用。在我们之前的一项研究中,我们发现玉米植株在白色线偏振光下比在非偏振光下生长得更好。本研究研究了白、红、绿、蓝光谱范围的线偏振光在一周内对Rannyaya Lakomka和Kubansky Sakharny品种玉米植株发育动态的影响。结果表明,绿光和蓝光处理下两品种玉米植株的生长速率均高于非偏振光处理。在白光下,这种效应不那么显著,而在红光下则没有观察到。
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