Carl Alexander Doke II The University of FloridaHYPOTHESISDISCUSSIONCONCLUSIONSPeerreviewed papers that have been published within the past five Arabidopsis seeds grown on the ISS Credit NASALettuce g ID: 871690
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1 Growing Plants in Space: A Literature Re
Growing Plants in Space: A Literature Review Carl Alexander Doke II; The University of Florida HYPOTHESIS DISCUSSION CONCLUSIONS Peerreviewed papers that have been published within the past five Arabidopsis seeds grown on the ISS, Credit: NASALettuce grown under different light intensities for 6 weeks. Credit: Meinen, Esther, et al.Test harvest of Arabidopsis at the Kennedy Space Station. Credit: NASA/Leif Heimbold Graphs showing the biomass changes in chives and parsley at different temperatures. Crop harvest biomass amounts at different light intensities.Credit: Meinenet al. METHODS Can artificial gravity prevent plant stress response and DNA methylation in space? RESULTS