Fig. 8: Number of leaves at strawberry plants

Fig. 32: Profit margin in relation to treatment – calculation scenarios urban area, VA210

4.2.2 Number of leaves

The number of leaves increased for Sonata from 14 to 26 and for Magnum from 16 to 30 (Fig. 8). No significant differences in the number of leaves between light sources and between varieties were found. However, the leaves in the HPS chamber

started earlier to grow after planting. In addition, the leaves were also taller in the HPS chamber. Under both light sources had Magnum taller leaves than Sonata (data not shown).

Fig. 8: Number of leaves at strawberry plants.

Letters indicate significant differences at the end of the each growing period (HSD, p ≤ 0,05).

Fig. 8: Number of leaves at strawberry plants

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Fig. 32: Profit margin in relation to treatment – calculation scenarios urban area, VA210

4.2.2 Number of leaves

Fig. 8: Number of leaves at strawberry plants.

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