| "If only I'd had two brains or been able to photosynthesise my food." | |
| As the sun rises, the trees begin to photosynthesise. | |
| For the microbes that could photosynthesise, the pulverised rock was a potent fertiliser. | |
| Phytoplankton can do this because they photosynthesise. | |
| "If only I'd had two brains or been able to photosynthesise my food." | |
| As the sun rises, the trees begin to photosynthesise. | |
| For the microbes that could photosynthesise, the pulverised rock was a potent fertiliser. | |
| Phytoplankton can do this because they photosynthesise. | |
| Have we photosynthesised breakfast today? | |
| And they're extremely different to the simple cells, the bacteria that we've seen photosynthesising in the stromatolites. | |
| OK, so it's not photosynthesising because it's too deep and therefore it's not a plant. | |
| SQUAWKING Those photosynthesising diatoms produce about a quarter of the oxygen in the atmosphere. | |
| So their bells have become a home to millions of tiny photosynthesising algae. | |
| These rocky stromatolites in western Australia have been constructed by very similar photosynthesising bacteria. | |
| Have we photosynthesised breakfast today? | |
| And they're extremely different to the simple cells, the bacteria that we've seen photosynthesising in the stromatolites. | |
| OK, so it's not photosynthesising because it's too deep and therefore it's not a plant. | |
| SQUAWKING Those photosynthesising diatoms produce about a quarter of the oxygen in the atmosphere. | |
| So their bells have become a home to millions of tiny photosynthesising algae. | |
| These rocky stromatolites in western Australia have been constructed by very similar photosynthesising bacteria. | |
