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Pink light helps broccoli grow

The semi-transparent panels produced broccoli heads as large as conventional ones while delaying maturity by 25 days, researchers said.

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SCIENTISTS tested pink solar panels that generate electricity and let in light for plant growth. Broccoli under the panels grew more slowly but used the available light more efficiently.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Scientists tested pink translucent solar panels while growing broccoli. Plants under them used light 4.5 times more efficiently, although they ripened 25 days longer ᐅ TSN.ua (news 1+1).

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