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Application of 3D printing to prototype and develop novel plant tissue culture systems

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Fig. 1 A typical tissue culture room shelf (120 fluence rate (× 60 × 40 cm) with two florescent bulbs on a ballast at the center of the shelf (a), Heat map of light b)
Fig. 2 Dimensional drawing and design of culture vessels with lid and its 3D view before printing (a), and injection molded (left) and 3D printed culture vessels (b)
Table 1 3D printer parameter for vessels, lid and LED strips holder
Fig. 4 Tobacco and Artemisia plants cultured under in vitro condition with lid having various light spectra: a red:blue 3:1, b red:blue 1:1, c red:blue 1:3, d white with their respective graphs and fluence rate data and showing growth after 3 weeks period
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