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Dictionary » P » Photoperiod Photoperiodphotoperiod (Science: ecology) Recurring cycle of light and dark periods. The natural photoperiod is approximately 24 hours, and the ratio of light to dark hours slowly changes over the course of a year. In controlled experiments, the photoperiod is usually (but not necessarily) retained at 24 hours, and the light:dark ratio is typically constant. The amount of hours in a day where the environment is either light or dark. ![]()
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Results from our forumNocturnal Plants... I never said anything contrary to this. Reproduction is mostly affected by carbon dioxide and temperature. What I said was that of all things photoperiod affects, doesn't it affect reproduction the more than the other things it affects?
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Nocturnal Plants Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't photoperiod mostly affect reproduction? I'm not very sure but, doesn't reproduction mostly affected by cardon dioxide AND temperature?
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