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If we forget about replacing street lights, how feasible is it to create a tree or plants that emit some lights? I feel like there may still be some good safety functions for plants that simply standout from a completely dark background. Why use a completely inefficient and ridiculously expensive method when we could literally just put normal lights in, and transition to running our energy grids off renewables? We already have all the Awesome strange Planet it is terrifying to escape scrutiny art shirt and I will buy this knowledge and technology to do that and it would be substantially cheaper. Here’s the thing, bioluminescence is extremely energetically costly, and that means that pretty much all the energy this plant needs to grow will be spent on producing light. To even grow a small bioluminescent shrub could take years, not only that but it would need comparatively a lot more space. Beyond space it also needs the right amount of water, protection from pests and damage, and general maintenance, all of that is also extremely costly. Compared to just putting ordinary lights in and building solar farms it’s just beyond any level of reasoning

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Here’s the Awesome strange Planet it is terrifying to escape scrutiny art shirt and I will buy this thing, bioluminescence is extremely energetically costly, and that means that pretty much all the energy this plant needs to grow will be spent on producing light. To even grow a small bioluminescent shrub could take years, not only that but it would need comparatively a lot more space. Can you give me some numbers to go with these statements? Like how much energy a plant can capture through photosynthesis vs the additional energy expenditure of bioluminescence? Because I really don’t know how feasible or unfeasible this is. And I know the numbers will require a lot of qualifiers like what type of plant vs where on Earth the plant is but just give me the numbers of the the optimal growing conditions if that helps simplify things. It is when that plant cost several billion to develop. Bioluminescence is very advantageous for some species, and for plants that rely on insect pollinators, being able to glow would, evolutionarily, be one if the best ways to attract insects, and yet they haven’t done it. Bioluminescence is only useful at night, and plants only produce energy during the day, so problem one is creating a means of locally storing this energy in the leaves near the surface so that it can be used at night. That alone requires more knowledge than we currently have. Not only that but to store the energy you need mass, mass makes the leaves thicker, thicker leaves are less permeable to light, and therefore don’t Glow as well. If you made the leaves less opaque that would help with light transmission, but the thing that gives leaves their colour is chlorophyll, if you reduce the chlorophyll then you also reduce energy production because that’s what they need for photosynthesis. Solving that problem alone would involve paying thousands of scientist for years years and years of research, as well as covering the cost of their consumables and resources (buildings, power, etc). These plants would come with a similar cost to cutting edge medical technology.

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