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Whiteboard screenshot ( 14th September 2020 ) CUBE CHATSHAALA discussion,
SLEEP WAKE CYCLE OF PHYLLANTHUS PLANT
Generally Phyllanthus plant open it’s leaves in between 6.00am to 6.30am in the morning and close its leaves in between 6.00pm to 6.30pm in the Evening
Cubists from CUBE HOME LAB Goa made hypothesis and implement experiment (to check the effect of different wavelengths on sleep wake cycle pattern of Phyllanthus plant)
And she exposed Phyllanthus plants in different colours of light that’s Red, Yellow, Green and Blue.
So what could be the observation??? Can anyone make thier own hypothesis to say that what could be the effect of different wavelengths on activity of Phyllanthus plant???
Ohhhhhooooo, difference was seen in case of Blue colour light.
Plant closed it’s leaves at 6 .41 pm with research to other lights.
What about white light???
We again plotted common graph of circadian rhythm study in Plants and Animals to see whether they are following same pattern everyday of their activities.
Phyllanthus plant:: can we look for some references what all studies have been done on Phyllanthus plant related to circadian rhythm and effect of light.
Are there any reference to the role of blue wavelength light in Circadian ‘entraining’…
In the study of chronobiology, entrainment occurs when rhythmic physiological or behavioral events match their period to that of an environmental oscillation. It is ultimately the interaction between circadian rhythms and the environment.
en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki › Entrain…
Entrainment (chronobiology) - Wikipedia
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CUBE Chatshaala on 14th September 2020.
41 CUBists from 37 centres joined the webinar.
Breach Candy, South Mumbai: Arunan MC
Mumbai, Maharashtra: Abhijeet Singh
Virar, Maharashtra: Anjali Kadam
Ghatkopar, Mumbai: Anjani Kumar
Thane, Maharashtra: Anshu Kadam
Kanpur, UP: Anupama Srivastava
Kozhikode, Kerala: Anusmika V S, Arunima Kunju
Thriprayar, Kerala: Aswathy Suresh
Palakkad, Kerala: Binumol Sajikumar
Goregaon, Mumbai: Deepak Kumar
Bangalore, Karnataka: Dr. Hemalatha A
Solapur, Maharashtra: Drishtant M Kawale
Delhi: Garima Kalakoti
Malappuram, Kerala: Gopee Krishna
Silchar, Assam: Hasina Baigum
Kanpur, UP: Hina Mudgal
Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi: Kanishka Parashar
Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh: Kiran Yadav
Bhind, MP: Komal Singh
Dumka, Jharkhand: Kshipra
Kandassankadavu, Kerala: Lakshmy PJ
Powai, Mumbai: Lydia Mathew
Jaipur, Rajasthan: Mahima
Goa: Nidhi Kapileshwari
DSC, Delhi: P. Chitralekha
Bandra, Mumbai: Saida Sayyed
Mira Road, Mumbai: Sana Jalili
ANDC, Delhi: Sarita Kumar
Bangalore, Karnataka: Shama Sayyed
Panvel, Maharashtra: Shraddha Sonavane
Thanniam, Kerala: Sidhy PP
Goa: Sucheta Naik
Nellore, AP: Swarupa
KMC, Delhi: Yamal Gupta
Prabhadevi, Mumbai: Yash Sheregare
Adarsh
Ajith KM
Naaem Ahamd
Sareesh Narayanan Naduvil
Surbhi