It depends on the species, but in general it will affect flowering time and general morphology. With arabidopsis, you can grow them in constant light and they will produce small rosettes with little leaves and flower quickly. This is useful if you want seeds fast.
Do you know if they do CAM photosynthesis? If so, they will need dark periods for CO2 exchange or they will most likely die soon.
Yes I know CAM metabolism but they are in lab condition and access to high CO2 !
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