What are the luminous animals and plants?

Luminous plants, luminescent plants that can emit bioluminescence. Compared with luminous animals, there are not many cases, which are limited to bacteria, basidiomycetes and flagellates. Among them, the luminous species of flagellate plants [noctiluca scintillans, hornworts, pyrospora, etc. ] has been classified as protozoa. Generally speaking, the biological significance of luminescence is not clear, but it may be a powerful insight to regard it as an accidental product of energy metabolism. In addition, trees that glow due to the parasitism of toadstools with luminous animals (insect larvae and luminous earthworms) or a luminous insect, Ninula, are bioluminescence and parasitic luminescence. It is said that algae produced in the deep sea can carry out photosynthesis in the dark deep sea due to the parasitic effect of the luminous sea cup (Campanulariaintegra). As for the glowing moss (Eupatorium adenophorum), it can't shine by itself just because it can reflect light. (translated by Chen)

Luminous plant

There is a luminous tree in North Africa, which turns into a flamingo silver flower at night and shines all over. At first, the local residents thought it was the incarnation of some kind of demon. They were so scared that no one dared to go near it. People even call it the devil tree. But after a long time, people didn't find any harm to people, and they gradually liked it. Now the residents there are interested in transplanting it to the front and back yards to be used as street lamps, and they can also borrow light to do things and even read books and newspapers!

It is said that this evergreen tree can shine not only at night, but also during the day, and its light source is at the root of the tree. Its roots contain a lot of phosphorus. When it turns into phosphine gas, it runs out of the tree, and when it touches oxygen in the air, it can emit a cold light that has no heat and cannot be burned. The brightness of this phosphorescence is proportional to the size of the tree. The bigger the tree, the more phosphorus it contains, and the stronger the light it emits.

There is also a glowing tree in Jinggangshan area of China, which is called "lantern tree" by local people. It is an evergreen broad-leaved tree, and its leaves contain a lot of phosphorus. On a sunny night, trees shine like thousands of small lanterns hanging high, illuminating and guiding passers-by.

Can all plants shine? /kloc-one night in 0/950, in a laboratory in Krasnodar, the inland port of Kuban River in the south of the former Soviet Union, Xie Miao Davidovic Kline, an electrician and photographer, and his wife valentina were picking two similar leaves in a Moscow greenhouse with their own invented instruments, and they found a strange luminous phenomenon and took photos.

Any living thing seems to have this luminous phenomenon, but it is invisible to the naked eye. A man heard that they could show this strange energy on film, so he came from far away Moscow to look for them, hoping to get this kind of photo. Someone took out two leaves from the bag and handed them to the Kelian couple. The Kelian couple were very moved, so they immediately went to work and stayed busy until late at night. As a result, they were disappointed to tell the guests that they got a clear and shiny image on one leaf, while the other leaf had only a vague outline. To their surprise, the guest exclaimed in surprise, "You found it! You confirmed this phenomenon with photos! " It turns out that these two leaves were picked from healthy plants and sick trees. On the surface, there is no difference, but the photos are different.

In fact, the Colleen couple confirmed that the glowing leaves and the glowing trees may not be the same thing. For hundreds of years, scientists have asserted that plants, like animals and human bodies, have an energy field on the surface of films formed by subatomic or plasma energy, which can penetrate solids composed of molecules and atoms. Many people with special inspiration describe this kind of thing or "glow" attached to the outside of living things as the halo on the head of the portrait of ancient saints. Connect the film or negative to the photographed object, and then apply an electric pulse of 75,000 ~ 200,000 Hz per second to the object with a high-frequency spark generator. This is the "Glow" or something like that shot by the Kelian couple.

Ke Lian believes that the strange energy in his photos comes from "the transformation from an uncharged organism to a charged organism, and the charged organism will appear on the film." Professor Vladimir Ilyushin of the former Soviet Union and his colleagues made an in-depth study of Colleen's photos. They believe that the bioluminescence of this organism is not produced by the charged state of the organism, but by "biological plasma". Although the movement process of this biological plasma is extremely complicated and inconsistent with the energy movement mode of the organism, it is not chaotic, but a complete and unified organism.

Victor Aderman, a biophysicist in the former Soviet Union, did not classify this phenomenon as "biological plasma". He called this kind of visible light radiation "the cold radiation of electrons emitted into the air in the living body". American scientists call this phenomenon "electron cold radiation" corona discharge, which corresponds to the common "electrostatic discharge" when people walk on the carpet and touch the grounded metal.

1972 In the spring, American scientists Moss and Johnson showed amazing photos at the first Colin Photography and Human Luminescence Conference in Manhattan, USA. They used Corian technology to take photos of leaves before and after being stabbed with a knife: before the leaves were stabbed, the photos were sky blue and pink, and after being stabbed, there was blood-red energy flow in the center of the wound.

William Tiller, an American scientist, speculated that the rays and energy emitted by leaves may come from precursors that form solid substances. He thinks it may be that "the matter existing at another level is produced from the comprehensive diffraction pattern of leaves, that is, the coherent energy structure, which is the force field that forms the grid of objects."

1973 In March, at the second ICSU Photography Conference held in new york, the Greek scientist announced that he could see the luminous phenomena around plants, animals and people with naked eyes, and showed his detailed images. The experiment he did with another scholar showed that letting a person shout at a distance of 1.5 meters caused the chrysanthemum's energy field to shrink obviously, lost its sky-blue luster, and reduced its beating times by two-thirds. If the patient is asked to shout for two hours every day at a distance of 1 m from the healthy plant, the leaves under it will fall off at first, and the branches will wither and die soon after three days. Therefore, he believes that the energy field of plants is seriously affected by patients with disorders.

The luminescence phenomenon of plants, whether it is phosphorus-containing substances or animal-like luminescence, is still in the exploratory stage, and many problems are still mysterious.