Why leaves turn red. Pigments called anthocyanins probably protect leaves from light damage by direct shielding and by scavenging free radicals
2002
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Title
Why leaves turn red. Pigments called anthocyanins probably protect leaves from light damage by direct shielding and by scavenging free radicals
Author
Lee, David, W. (Department of Biological Sciences, Florida International University; Fairchild Tropical Garden)
Gould, Kevin, S. (School of Biological Sciences, University of Auckland)
Gould, Kevin, S. (School of Biological Sciences, University of Auckland)
Date
2002-11-01
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Articles
Record Created
2025-12-17
Record ID
2045
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cas_bio_48
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fiu: FIDC003515
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6
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issnum: 6
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American Scientist
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source_publication: American Scientist
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Title
90
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volnum: 90