BC,
A short answer: no! A longer answer: Google light spectrum, photosyntheses, plant growth, vegetation and flowering. And then Daily Light Integral and mols/day, plant production!
But an update
The plants under the all-red, CFL and HPS lights have disappeared and are now growing as individual plants (though only a couple of each).
The all blue plants:
Nice internode length, decent size leaves.
The 14 watt red/blue panel plants. About time to save 14 watts per hour!
Finally, the seedlings under the 125 watt red/blue. Faster growth but nothing like the HPS.
Here's the clincher. This plant is under the 400 watt HPS. The color is far from accurate, but you should get an idea of the growth in two weeks:
From this simple test, I would recommend starting basil plants under CFL lights (5K) and once they get about 6" tall, transplant them and put them under HPS bulbs.
If my tomato plants don't quit producing fruit with BER, they are all going to replaced with basil!
YMMV,
Mike