Sentence examples for plants light from inspiring English sources

During photosynthesis in green plants, light energy is captured and used to convert water, carbon dioxide, and minerals into oxygen and energy-rich organic compounds.

Moving through the garden this month, past the magnolia trees and small flowers with white bulbs known as snowdrops that were covered in snow, she talked about plants, light, and the need for humans to reconnect with the natural world – or in the case of the Botanic Garden, a handmade approximation of it.

Fig. 4 Map of all US power plants included in the EPA online database (2011) (n = 98) delineating the contacted power plants (dark nodes; n = 64) and the unreachable power plants (light nodes; n = 34) (EIA, 2011).

In addition to being the primary energy source for plants, light functions as a signalling device, providing information to the plant, such as how much sunlight the plant receives each day.

Many of the outdoor tables at Star Cafe were full shortly before 4 p.m., when the car came barreling down the sidewalk, taking out plants, light poles and tables before coming to rest in the Star Cafe patio on the 2200 block of Honolulu Avenue, said Glendale Police spokeswoman Tahnee Lightfoot.

Circadian clocks, without exception, respond to light and, in plants, light is the most potent and best characterized entraining stimulus.

Plants have various proteins that sense relative lengths of dark and light periods during a day (it is actually the dark period they are sensing; examples of plants' light-sensing proteins are phytochrome and cryptochrome).

It is through interconnecting buildings, factories, vehicles, power generation plants, lighting, that cities will be "smart".

When they had cleared the house they would call me in and I would photograph the grow rooms as found with plants, lights, power etc.

Plant light harvesting capacity, specifically for blue and red wavelengths was reduced with increases in Cr VI) concentrations.

A regression analysis was run using the primary axis (the 'LES') as the predictor of species' whole-plant light compensation point (WPLCP) taken from Baltzer and Thomas [19].