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A way to improve the photosynthesis of agricultural plants through anthocerotes

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Anthocerotics are unknown plants that yet have the same exceptional photosynthesis capabilities as algae. Researchers have identified the genes responsible for this effectiveness. What can be dreamed of is a transplant to other plant species and thus an improved agricultural productivity.
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A way to improve the photosynthesis of agricultural plants through anthocerotes

Anthocerotics are unknown plants that yet have the same exceptional photosynthesis capabilities as algae. Researchers have identified the genes responsible for this effectiveness. What can be dreamed of is a transplant to other plant species and thus an improved agricultural productivity.

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