The discussion centers on the understanding of chlorophyll and its role in photosynthesis, particularly in relation to quantum processes and light requirements. Participants highlight that while chlorophyll's basic functions are well-established, certain quantum effects and the specifics of light absorption remain areas of ongoing research. The conversation also addresses the impact of light on plant growth, emphasizing that chlorophyll can exist in darkness but is essential for photosynthesis, which requires specific wavelengths of light, particularly in the red and blue spectrum. Additionally, it is noted that plants can exhibit etiolation when grown in the absence of light, leading to yellowing due to a lack of chlorophyll production.
PREREQUISITESBotanists, horticulturists, students of plant biology, and anyone interested in the effects of light on plant growth and the biochemical processes involving chlorophyll.
phinds said:Oh, good grief. Here's we've been trying to give you good answers and now we find out you're wasting our time with new age woo woo BS. Very frustrating.
This could be nice for you, but nothing we base our discussions on.lucas_ said:Me and my friends have etheric vision.