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Old 23-06-2003, 03:44 AM
Iris Cohen
 
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Default Hemoglobin

Legumes have a kind of hemoglobin called Leghemoglobin, it is red like other
hemoglobins. BRBR

This is news to me. Plants have hemoglobin? I thought it was only for animals.
I thought chlorophyll was the plant equivalent of hemoglobin. What do plants do
with hemoglobin?
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