Plants make their own sunscreen to protect them from damaging ultraviolet rays.

Why plants don't get sunburn

By American Chemical Society Timothy S. Zwier, Ph.D.—— Bio and Archives--October 29, 2014

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Plants rely on sunlight to make their food, but they also need protection from its harmful rays, just like humans do. Recently, scientists discovered a group of molecules in plants that shields them from sun damage. Now, in an article in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, one team reports on the mechanics of how these natural plant sunscreens work.

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