Green Plants and Sunlight
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In collaboration with George I. Schwartz
Green plants capture the sun's rays and manufacture food, stressing man's reliance on this process which he cannot duplicate in the laboratory. As 90% of photosynthesis takes place in lakes and oceans, man is turning to the sea as a source of food
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