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March 26th 12, 05:04 AM
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Why black (or blue, or red) plants might be the key to finding lifebeyond Earth
http://arstechnica.com/science/news/...yond-earth.ars
Several imaginative scientists have thought about how these two traits of light—the number of photons and their energies—might drive photosynthesis in other celestial contexts. 
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