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Does Anti-Matter and Carbonic Acid Have a Future in Plant Science Research?

Advancing Our Understanding of Botany

Exploring Anti Matter and Carbonic Acid in Plant Growth

Thought provoking ideas on the  world of plant growth research about anti matter and carbonic acid. Possibly uncover some insights to plant growth from a unique perspective and vision.

The Question

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     Anti-Matter and Plant
                  Growth


Does a positon - electron annihilation reaction occur  from the reaction between calcium and phosphorus. And does this influence plant growth if it does?

     Chemistry of Plant                    Growth from
          Carbonic Acid

Carbonic acid and the synthesis of formaldehyde, formic acid, methanol, glycerol, glycogen, cyclodextrin and oxygen from atmospheric gasses and early earth compounds.

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Impact

Fixing carbon dioxide in water from carbonic acid as an alternative theory for photosynthesis and plant growth besides formaldehyde. 

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Physical evidence showing anti matters influence in plant growth.

Research in Support of the Idea

Artificial Replication of Photosynthesis by the Synthesis of Formaldehyde, Formic Acid, Glycerol, Methanol, Oxygen, Glycogen, Cyclodextrin and Unknowns from Carbonic Acid

Calcium-Phosphate, Beta Decay, Ionization
               Chemistry and Plant Growth

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