Photosynthesis

Oldest Evidence of Photosynthesis Dating Back 1.75 Billion Years Identified in Australian Microfossils

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Oldest Evidence of Photosynthesis Dating Back 1.75 Billion Years Identified in Australian Microfossils

Jakarta – The earliest evidence of photosynthetic structures dating back 1.75 billion years has been identified. This photosynthetic structure was found in the Navifusa majensis microfossil assemblage in Australia. These photosynthetic structures are found in the cells of modern photosynthetic organisms which contain the pigment chlorophyll. This means that microfossils represent the oldest direct evidence … Read more

“Photosynthesis in Animals and Humans: Engineering Photosynthetic Skin”

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Jakarta – Photosynthesis is a chemical reaction that occurs in plants with green chlorophyll with the help of sunlight. When the process of photosynthesis runs, plants can make their own food. But, are only plants utilizing the process of photosynthesis? Apparently not! Quoted from the Live Science page, it is stated that some animals use … Read more

Found the first remnant of life on Earth

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Stratified rocks in Western Australia are the oldest known evidence of life on Earth, according to a new study by scientists. The researchers said they believe these examined rocks were formed from the feces of microscopic creatures that perform photosynthesis. According to the news on Independent Turkish scientists believe that this type of layered rock … Read more

[표지로 읽는 과학] “Five occasions” of harvesting peas with greater photosynthetic effectiveness by means of genetic manipulation: Dong-A Science

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– The worldwide scientific journal Science revealed a photograph of peas in the daylight as a 19th go over. The phrase “consider the light” was also involved. The peas, which have gained solar electricity, are delightfully open. Peas defend them selves from the sun by radiating heat energy via the leaves. Too much sunlight can … Read more

How Do Plants Produce Oxygen?

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KOMPAS.com Oxygen is one of the gases that are essential for humans. One of the biggest oxygen producers are plants. How plants produce oxygen? Here is the explanation! Plants can produce oxygen through the process of photosynthesis. As we know, photosynthesis uses sunlight, water (H2O), and carbon dioxide (CO2) to form sugar and oxygen. Plants … Read more

Scientist Successfully Working on Artificial Photosynthesis, Life Expectancy Beyond Earth?

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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Scientist succeeded in making the process of artificial photosynthesis. Is this a new hope to support the human vision of living in lout of space? Photosynthesis or the process of converting water, carbon dioxide, and sunlight into oxygen and energy helps plants grow naturally. Scientists are trying to exploit this process … Read more

Get to know Photosynthesis Complete from its understanding to its benefits

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Do you know how plants get food? Plants get their food by means of photosynthesis. Then, what is photosynthesis? Here is the full explanation. Definition of Photosynthesis According to the explanation in the book “Discuss Completely 1001 Biology Questions for SMP Kleas VII, VIII, IX”, photosynthesis comes from the word photon which means light and … Read more

Palisade Function for Photosynthesis in Plants

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Illustration for the article Palisade Function for Photosynthesis in Plants (Unsplash/Content Pixie) Photosynthesis is a way for plants to meet their food needs. SuaraJogja.id – Palisade function and the explanation. Palisade is part of the network photosynthesis. This tissue is important in the process of photosynthesis because it has a lot of chlorophyll to absorb … Read more

:: OSEL.CZ :: – The new roof system does not produce solar electricity but aviation fuel

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Solar reactor of the new system. Credit: ETH Zurich. – Solar panels on the roof are no longer anything special today. But imagine that you have a similar device on the roof that produces aviation fuel from just sunlight and air. Such a system was developed by Swiss technology experts ETH Zurich. When placed on … Read more