T. Fjeld

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Leaf Anatomy and Stomatal Morphology of Greenhouse Roses Grown at Moderate or High Air Humidity
Single node cuttings with one mature leaf were taken from Rosa ×hybrida ‘Baroness ̓and rooted in water culture. The plants were subjected to either 90% (high) or 70% (moderate) relative humidity…
The effect of interior planting on health and discomfort among workers and school children
TLDR
Health and discomfort symptoms were found to be 21% to 25% lower during the period when subjects had plants or plants and full-spectrum lighting present compared to a period without plants.
Water loss and postharvest characteristics of cut roses grown at high or moderate relative air humidity
Effects of air humidity, lighting period and lamp type on growth and vase life of roses
The Effect of Indoor Foliage Plants on Health and Discomfort Symptoms among Office Workers
TLDR
The results from this study suggest that an improvement in health and a reduction in symptoms of discomfort may be obtained after intro duction of foliage plants into the office environment.
Effects of air humidity and K/Ca ratio in the nutrient supply on growth and postharvest characteristics of cut roses
Stem elongation and keeping quality in poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima Willd.) as affected by temperature and supplementary lighting
Effects of temperature and irradiance level on carbohydrate content and keeping quality of Christmas begonia (Begonia × cheimantha everett)
THE EFFECT OF PLANTS AND ARTIFICIAL DAY-LIGHT ON THE WELL-BEING AND HEALTH OF OFFICE WORKERS, SCHOOL CHILDREN AND HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL
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The first documented political interest in people’s need for greenery dates back to the time when ancient Rome became urbanised, when inhabitants complained that life became very stressful and found that the countryside or the gardens of Rome were the only places where they experienced complete recreation.
ETHYLENE SENSITIVITY AND ETHYLENE PRODUCTION IN ENGLISH HOLLY (ILEX AQUIFOLIUM L.)
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