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Light-harvesting plastic helps algae convert more energy, NewScientist, August 2020, p 15
In China, the Chinese Academy of Sciences has discovered that fusing a light-harvesting synthetic polymer PBF to green algae increased the rate of photosynthesis, but mainly under low light conditions.
Abstract details
Journal title: New Scientist
Keywords: 1 Surface Transport - 1.7 Biodiesel - Renewable fuels and transport
Subjects: Alternative fuels
