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The strong co-emission of green and red light or green/red emissions with different wavelengths at the same time implies that there are probably several sources for green or red emissions.
This effect is believed to be more significant in green LEDs than in violet and blue LEDs.
The observed effects of green light may occur by perception through the phytochromes or via a novel undiscovered green light receptor.
It (and perhaps the low fluence system as well) may mediate some of the subsidiary physiological effects of green light.