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Two foliage plant species,  Leea coccinia  L. and  Leea rubra  L., exhibited lower light compensation points and faster rates of acclimatization than  Ficus benjamina  L. when moved from full sun to dense shade, i.e., from 15.7 to 0.26 or 0.09 mol·m· -2 day -1 . Light compensation points were reduced up to 75% for  L. coccinia  and 71% for  L. rubra  after 25 days under these conditions. Uptake of CO 2  increased from 65% to 179% and 34% to 118% for  L. coccinia  and  L. rubra,  respectively, while respiration rates were reduced from 73% and 76% to 59% to 68%, respectively.  Ficus benjamina  plants died under similar conditions.

Light Acclimatization Potential of Leea coccinia and Leea rubra Grown under Low Light Flux