
01-14-2007, 05:26 AM
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Originally Posted by thekidgecko
Red wavelengths of light are pretty significant source to chlorophyll A light absorption so you may be depriving them of an important wavelength. I would try to find clear if possible, as this would probably give them a boost. Having a brain fart (too late here...) and can't remember if chlorophyll A is just involved in cyclic ATP production so I may be wrong, correct me if I am. Too tired to look it up...
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Both chlorophyll A and B are involved in the photosynthetic process, they're just involved in various steps. They both get stimulated and ultimately produce ATP, so it's all good.
I'm just not sure if the red seran wrap is actually filtering out anything or merely sitting there.
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