Figure 2. Plant response inside YMB-1 (left column)
or YMB-10 (right column) chambers with varying dye concentrations.
Within a picture, from left to right, are plants grown in control,
#85, #75, #65, and #55 chamber. Within a column,
pepper, watermelon, chrysanthemum, tomato, and petunia are shown from
top to bottom.
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