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A. marina sp. str. Moss Beach features after acclimation to SOL, M7, FR light. (a) in vivo absorption spectra of cell before (day zero, d0) and after acclimation; (b) content of chlorophyll a (full pattern) and d (stripe pattern) in terms of µg of pigment per OD750, percentage of chlorophyll d in cell extracts; statistical significance was assessed with one. -- FEMS Microbes

Is A Constitutive Red-shift An Advantage For Oxygenic Photosynthesis Under M Dwarf Starlight? Insights From Acaryochloris Marina sp. str. Moss Beach

by Keith CowingAugust 13, 2026August 13, 2026

[FEMS Microbes] In the next decades, space telescope missions will search for life evidence on exoplanets, focusing on robust biosignatures associated with oxygenic photosynthesis, including atmospheric oxygen accumulation and the […]

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Is A Constitutive Red-shift An Advantage For Oxygenic Photosynthesis Under M Dwarf Starlight? Insights From Acaryochloris Marina sp. str. Moss Beach

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Is A Constitutive Red-shift An Advantage For Oxygenic Photosynthesis Under M Dwarf Starlight? Insights From Acaryochloris Marina sp. str. Moss Beach