Based on the answers from this question: Would the solar wind from an antimatter star be any different from a non-antimatter star?, it seems that an antimatter Sol type star would conduct fusion exactly the same as a normal matter star, despite the charges being flipped....
The output would also apparently be the same materials and same spectral emissions, except again, the charge would be flipped.
As a thought experiment, what would the atomic and chemical effects be of a Sol type antimatter star's emissions and "solar wind" upon a normal matter planet placed in orbit around it (Terran type)?
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