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The sun gives light, but it’s a package deal: Sunlight contains “good” wavelengths that plants can use for photosynthesis, but it also contains “bad” wavelengths that can damage cells. For example, the ozone layer absorbs most UV-B (wavelengths 280 to 315 nm) from sunlight; the remaining

How Plants Take the Bad with the Good: Conserved UV-B Perception and Signaling in Chlamydomonas