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Alexander Z.-F. Lee

University of Ottawa

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Light spectral quality alters glandular trichome architecture more strongly than cannabinoid accumulation in Cannabis sativa

Shaalin Dlaymi, Reilly Perovich, C.L. Kuo, R Liu, Vincent Fetterley, Alexander Z.-F. Lee, Cory S. Harris, Marco Todesco, Lacey Samuels, Marina Cvetkovska

This study shows that far-red light increases trichome stalk length in Cannabis sativa varieties, while light spectrum has modest effects on cannabinoid concentration and plant growth.

bioRxiv · Jun 30, 2026 · PreprintPlant Biology