Can green plants do photosynthesis with only green light?
Green plants are green because they reflect green light. So when put under green light they shouldn't be able to undergo photosynthesis. However, assuming that there are carotenoids
Carotenoids are really only good for absorbing the upper frequency band of the visible light spectrum (violets, blue, dark greens). Really, chlorophyll
Carotenoids are really only good for absorbing the upper frequency band of the visible light spectrum (violets, blue, dark greens). Really, chlorophyll
The new company, Tamar Energy, will develop a network of over 40 anaerobic digestion plants to generate 100 megawatt of green electricity over the next five years, the consortium said on Wednesday. The investor group is led by Rothschild's
BY JOE TYRRELL Extending the reach of green thumbs, a team of Russian scientists has revived a flowering plant from a 31000-year-old seed found squirreled away in Siberian permafrost. The Silene stenophylla plant flourished at a time when Mammoths
This new solar panel really is green. Instead of using semiconducting silicon, proteins from plants transform light into electricity. Physicist Andreas Mershin, at Massachusetts Institute for Technology, and his colleagues say they've simplified the