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Colors in History and Sunlight Effects on Plants
The article notes how light spectra affect plant growth, stating that removing blue and violet rays makes plants taller and thinner, with guileless descriptions of sun ray influence. It then discusses color history, linking masculine dominance to bold colors in Louis XIV era and shifts toward delicate tints under Louis XV and rising female influence, mentioning widespread color distinctions in water. It ends with an ad for advertising in the Record.
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Louis XIV
Louis XV