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Joined August 2014
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How much do you know about the measurement of Relative Chlorophyll? Do you think Greenhouse or Field grown strawberries have higher SPAD values? Visit our webpage photosynq.com/spad to see the answer and learn more about measuring SPAD #biotechnology #Chlorophill #plants
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Discover PhotosynQ's newest blog post at photosynq.com/post/october-2…
We are excited to be a sponsor and exhibitor at the IPPS 2020 hosted by Wageningen University. Come visit us, try out our products and enter into the draw. See you all there!
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The PhotosynQ August Newletter is here with more PhotosynQ News! Read it now on our blog at photosynq.com/post/august-20… and let us know your thoughts.
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With a variety of LEDs, detectors, and spectroscopy sensors, the MultispeQ is customizable for any research. From Environmental parameters such as ambient temperature to Photosynthetic parameters such as Phi2 - measure what you need.
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PhotosynQ measures plant health at a fundamental level in the field. Our goal is to accelerate agricultural research through collaboration and data sharing. Start your measurements with the code SpringSynQ for 10% off all purchases till 4/30 at our shop: buff.ly/362DFOv
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Networks of people and plots can tackle challenges that transcend borders and short-term horizons. In our new collective paper we show how. 551 colleagues each contributed. Thank you #biolcons for agreeing to publish our Abstract in 5 languages! authors.elsevier.com/a/1d7bI…
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Pace matters for climate change mitigation: to make a meaningful contribution to limiting peak temperatures, #naturebasedsolutions need to be scalable within the next few decades, to deal with post-peak cooling longer-term processes can be considered authors.elsevier.com/a/1efs0…
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Check this explainer by @ymalhi on our new review of the potential of wild #megafauna for #climatechange mitigation & adaptation (alongside w positive #biodiversity effects), just out in @CurrentBiology 🌍🐎🐗🐃🦏🌿 – at Arhus, Denmark
Large wild animals attract lots of attention in #conservation and #rewilding, but what role can they play as #naturebasedsolutions to #climatechange? In our new review paper in @CurrentBiology we explore this question. FREE access here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1efs0…
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Check out Kanazawa et al.’s paper, Light potentials of photosynthetic energy storage in the field: what limits the ability to use or dissipate rapidly increased light energy, at PhotosynQ’s blog: bit.ly/34pQFN0 #biotech #photosynthesis #biologyblog #scientificblogs
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Celebrate the season with 20% off PhotosynQ products till January 1st using coupon code 2022Q. lnkd.in/g4VR9jzb #biotechnology #Photosynq #plants #food #photosynthesis #phenotyping #cropscience #biology
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Three groups of organisms, plants, algae, and cyanobacteria, can all participate in photosynthesis. Since all of these can utilize certain forms of artificial light and natural light to drive photosynthetic processes, B is the better answer. For more info: photosynq.com/
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