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Time-Normalized Evapotranspiration Reveals Substantial Nighttime Water Loss in a Controlled-Environment System
Efficient water management in closed-loop plant production systems requires accurate characterization of evapotranspiration (ET), because crop water loss influences atmospheric moisture conditions within the controlled environment. Day–night ET dynamics were quantified in the Engineering Development
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