I don't understand "artificial photosynthesis". Glucose in the water? Elsewhere you write "electrocatalysis-based artificial photosynthesis". Wires clipped to

I don't understand "artificial photosynthesis". Glucose in the water? Elsewhere you write "electrocatalysis-based artificial photosynthesis". Wires clipped to the roots? Solar Foods, in Finland, has a strain of Xanthobacter agilis that eats hydrogen, nitrogen, and CO2, and produces tasty protein (70% by dried weight) and carotenes. Their plan is to electrolyse water for the hydrogen, using renewable power.