Effect of Different Monochromatic LEDs on the Environmental Adaptability of Spathiphyllum floribundum and Chrysanthemum morifolium .

Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) can be programmed to provide specialized light sources and spectra for plant growth. UV-A (397.6 nm), blue (460.6 nm), green (520.7 nm), and red (661.9 nm) LED light sources were used to study the effects of different monochromatic lights on the growth, antioxidant system, and photosynthetic characteristics of 'Tian Jiao' (a shade-loving species) and 'Huang Xiu Qiu' (a sun-loving species). This research revealed that green and blue light could enhance the morphological indicators, Chl a/b, photosynthetic electron transfer chain performance, and photosystem activity of , blue and red light could enhance the solution protein, Chl a, and photosynthetic electron transfer chain performance of , red and UV-A light viewed the highest SOD and CAT activities of (275.56 U·min·g; 148.33 U·min·g) and (587.03 U·min·g; 98.33 U·min·g), respectively. Blue and green light were more suitable for the growth and development of the shade-loving plant , while red and blue light were more suitable for the sun-loving plant . UV-A light could be used for their stress research. The research revealed the different adaptation mechanism of different plants to light environmental conditions.