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Comparison of Three Ventilation Rate Measurement Methods under Different Window Apertures in Winter and Spring

https://doi.org/10.2525/ecb.59.49
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Tracer-gas techniques for measuring ventilation in a single zone
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Microclimate and Air Exchange Rates in Greenhouses covered with Different Nets in the Humid Tropics
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CO2 and air circulation effects on photosynthesis and transpiration of tomato seedlings
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The influence of crop canopy on evapotranspiration and crop coefficient of beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)
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OPTIMIZATION OF VENT CONFIGURATION BY EVALUATING GREENHOUSE AND PLANT CANOPY VENTILATION RATES UNDER WIND-INDUCED VENTILATION
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Measurement and Simulation of the Ventilation Rates in a Naturally Ventilated Azrom-Type Greenhouse in Zimbabwe
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ESTIMATING TRANSPIRATION RATE AND CANOPY RESISTANCE OF A ROSE CROP IN A FAN-VENTILATED GREENHOUSE
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PLANT SOLARIMETER FOR ENERGY BALANCE
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NON-DESTRUCTIVE, REAL-TIME, AND AUTOMATIC MEASUREMENT OF TRANSPIRATION FROM A PLANT CANOPY STAND
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IN SITE NET PHOTOSYNTHESIS MEASUREMENT OF A PLANT CANOPY IN A SINGLE-SPAN GREENHOUSE

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