Photosynthesis (and other) action/absorption spectra
FMims
fmims at aol.com
Mon Dec 4 09:48:07 EST 1995
Jim Litts (jlitts at onyx-pharm.com) replied as follows to my post:
>In article <49daq4$re8 at newsbf02.news.aol.com>, fmims at aol.com (FMims)
>wrote:
>> I have developed miniature data loggers that respond to the blue,
>> red and far-red wavelengths to which green plants respond. I would be
most
>> appreciative of receiving a
>> reference to or an actual tabulated listing of a representative
>> action spectrum and/or absorption spectrum for chlorophyll-a
>> and/or any other light-sensitive pigments in plants.
>> Forrest M. Mims III
>> Sun Photometer Atmospheric Network (SPAN)
>Your comments, particularly your reference to red and far-red light,
seems
>to indicate an awareness of phytochrome, but just in case, searching the
>literature for action spectra of "phytochrome", a major
photomorphogenesis
>photoreceptor, should be fruitful. I don't have the references off hand,
>but if a cursory literature search doesn't give you what you want, email
me
>and I'll help you find some.
>Jim
Thank you. I have found many curves. But what I am seeking is a tabulated
list of numbers to plot my own curves. Currently I use data for sumac
leaves that I have measured. Thank you kindly for any assistance you can
provide.
Forrest M. Mims III
Sun Photometer Atmospheric Network (SPAN)
Phone: 210-372-0548
Fax: 210-372-2284
e-mail: fmims at aol.com
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