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he obtained result may indicate the universality of the effects of MFs with Schumann resonance frequencies for various biological taxa. The predominant sensitivity of signal-regulatory systems gives reason to assume the influence of MFs with Schumann resonance frequencies on the interaction of living organisms with environmental factors under conditions of a changed electromagnetic environment. Such conditions can occur, for example, with an increase in thunderstorm activity caused by climate change, which serves as the basis for the generation of Schumann resonances, and with the development of artificial ecosystems outside the Earth’s atmosphere.
Influence of magnetic field with Schumann resonance frequencies on photosynthetic light reactions
Light-induced changes in hydrogen, calcium, potassium, and chloride ion fluxes and concentrations from the mesophyll and epidermal tissues of bean leaves. Understanding the ionic basis of light-induced bioelectrogenesis.
