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Dictionary » P » Pfr PfrPfr The form of phytochrome that absorbs light in the far red region, 730nm and is thus converted to pr. It slowly and spontaneously converts to Pr in the dark. ![]()
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Results from our forumProblem understanding result of lighting regime-phytochromeSort of get it now- the key was that the flash of 'light' which interrupts the nights, is RED light not DAYLIGHT- therefore the conversion into Pfr is very rapid.In contrast accumulation of Pfr in daylight is much slower as there is far red light too which makes the net accumulation smaller. I ...
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Re: Re:... is length of dark ;) I don't get why people keep saying that! I guess because it's true :lol: I don't think it's about the stability of Pr or Pfr, but rather of the florigen, which is accumulated.
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Problem understanding result of lighting regime-phytochromeHow much faster is the conversion of Pr--->Pfr during the day, than the conversion of Pfr---->Pr during the night? Could you please explain regime 3 and regime 4, step by step in terms of phytochrome and hence flowering?!
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