Biology
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Brief Exposure to Bright Light can Boost Antioxidant Production in Space Plants
Few pulses of bright light a day could help increase antioxidant production in space plants, a new study has found. Researchers say that the nutrient-rich plants could protect astronauts from eye damage during long space flights.
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