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Now I don’t have numbers on the Nice jimmie Johnson Hendrick Motorsports Team Collection Navy 7x Champ Two-Sided Shirt but in fact I love this energetics, but just as a thought exercise, think about how slowly plants grow, that slow growth is their energy constraint. That’s them putting as much energy as possible into growth as they can, because in the plant world, whichever plant grows the fastest gets the most light and wins, so they grow as fast as possible. Now this assumes that the plant can spare 100% of it’s sugar’s for bioluminescence, in reality this would kill the plant, they need that glucose for respiration and growth. Let’s assume for the sake of me being able to finish writing this comment soon that we can simply allocate half the glucose to bioluminescence and the plant will simply grow at half the speed. So we need to grow a plant in with at least 6kg of leaves, now the highest % mass of leaves on a tree I can see is about 6% from this source , and the average looks to be around 2%, but assuming that we’ve got super leafy bioluminescent trees that means that they have a mass of 100kg. From the limited sources I could find a 100kg tree takes at least 55 months to grow, so at half growth rate that’s 110 months. So roughly 9-10 years.

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