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I need to know the answers to the columns of table 13.1, highlighting the difference between c3 and c4 plants. Thank you so much.
why 12 molecules of water as substrate are used in the equation of photosynthesis???
what do u mean by downhill movement of electrons
1.Difference between absorption & action spectrum.
explain calvins cycle,c3 and c4 pathway
can you give me a short note on calvin cycle and the C4 pathway in plants...?
grasses have an adaptive mechanism to compensate photorespiratory losses . name & describe the mechanism ?
can i have the solution for table 13.1 in page 221 of chapter Photosynthesis In Higher Plants?
how can we explain that photorespiration is a wasteful process?
what is the blackmans law of limiting factors ?
How does competitive inhibitor inhibits the activity of an enzyme? Explain with an example.
What is meant by photo -oxidation in chlorophyll-a ?
What is the significance of C4 Pathway?
NADP IS EQUAL TO HOW MUCH ATP?
FAD IS EQUAL TO HOW MUCH ATP?
FADH2 IS EQUAL TO HOW MUCH ATP?
What is the maximium concentration of alcohol in naturally fermented beverages?
How concentrations greater than this are achieved?
what is z scheme
why the reaction centres of photosystem are named as P700 and P680 respectively?
What is d 6 main difference between C3 n C4 cycle??
plzzzz reply fst!!!!
what is red drop
can you name some other parts where photosynthesis occur?
what is the difference between NADP , NADP+ ,NADPH , NADPH+, NADPH+H
what is the difference between C3 and C4 pathway ?
what are the disadvantages of photorespiration?????
answer fast plzz
can u say that there is a complete one to one overlap between the absorption spectrum of chlorophyll a and action spectrum of photosynthesis?
why C4 plant is more productive than C3 plant??
which is the most abundant plant pigment in the world ?
c4 cycle
1. Cell type in which initial carboxylation reaction occurs in C3 and C4 plants.?
OPTIONS: a) mesophyll
b) bundle sheath
c) both a) and b)
2. how many cell types does leaf have that fix CO2 in C3 and C4 plants?
a) two : bundle sheath and mesophyll
b) one : mesophyll
c) three : bundle sheath, palisade mesophyll, spongy mesophyll
PLEASE GIVE THE EXACT DEFINITION OF BIOSYNTHETIC PHASE???
why photorespiration is a wasteful product?
photosystem - PS1 ,PS2
In the equation of PHOTOSYNTHESIS, why 12 molecules of water as substrate are used?
In a chloroplast, where do light and dark reactions take place? Am I right in saying that, light reactions take place in the granum and stroma lamella and dark reactions occur in the stroma by using the products of the light reactions? Do cyclic and non-cyclic photo phosphorylation occur simultaneously in all plants?
what is kranz antannomy?
what is photophosphorylation ? explain the 2 ways this mechanism occuring in the choloroplast ?
There is a clear division of labour within the chloroplast.
pls explain this sentence. i m unable to undersand.
Why is RuBisCo more appropriately called RUBP carboxylase - oxygenase and what important role does it play in photosynthesis.
In the experiment conducted by Joseph priestley which was using a candle and plant he would need to rekindle the candle to test whether it burns after a few days.
so i was wondering how the candle could be lighted without disturbing the setup?
its a humble request, so do answer my question.
Even my bio teacher could not answer it!
eagerly waiting for reply. thanku.
can you please give any 4 differences between photosystem 1 and photosyatem 2 which are mentioned in ncert textbook...
can someone pls give me the solutions to table 13.1 in NCERT, pg 221, chp - photosynthesis in higher plants..
give ultrastructure of chloroplast & explain the significance of photosynthesis?
dear meritnation experts ,
1.when do chloroplasts align themselves along walls of mesophyll cells?
when are they perpendicular to incident light ?
2.where are the protons and oxygen formed during spliting of water likely to be released ?lumen or outside the membrane ?
3.calling biosynthetic phase is a misnomer.comment
4.answers to table13.1 on page221 in biology class 11 ncert textbook.
thankyou...........
what is the difference between c3 and c4 plants???how is this difference caused??
what is the difference between calvin cycle and hatch-slack cycle.??
or
difference between C3 and C4 cycle.?
Wgat is the starting material for Kreb's cycle?
describe the 3 stages of calvin cycle highlighting the role of rubisco
What are cytochromes?
what is the difference between NADH and NADPH and also NAD+ and NADP+ ?
Describe C4 pathway of photosynthesis. How is this pathway an adaptive advantage to the plant ?
What is light harvesting complex? What are the different types of photo systems?
CAN U EXPLAIN WHY 12 MOLECULES OF WATER AS SUBSTRATE ARE USED IN THE EQUATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS?
would you please explain the C4 cycle in a simple way
plz give me the full forms of :
1.RUBISCO 2.PEPCO 3. ATP 4. PEP 5.3-PGA
ANSWER FAST PLLLLLLZZZ
what is photorespiration? and why it take place c3 but not in c4
how is photo-oxidation harmful to plants?
what is photorespiration and organelles involved in photorespiration are............?
What is the difference between ATP and NADPH also what are their functions?
photorespiration poses a threat to plants yet it occurs in angiosperms,why?
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I need to know the answers to the columns of table 13.1, highlighting the difference between c3 and c4 plants. Thank you so much.
why 12 molecules of water as substrate are used in the equation of photosynthesis???
what do u mean by downhill movement of electrons
1.Difference between absorption & action spectrum.
explain calvins cycle,c3 and c4 pathway
can you give me a short note on calvin cycle and the C4 pathway in plants...?
grasses have an adaptive mechanism to compensate photorespiratory losses . name & describe the mechanism ?
can i have the solution for table 13.1 in page 221 of chapter Photosynthesis In Higher Plants?
how can we explain that photorespiration is a wasteful process?
what is the blackmans law of limiting factors ?
How does competitive inhibitor inhibits the activity of an enzyme? Explain with an example.
What is meant by photo -oxidation in chlorophyll-a ?
Q.8. Water droplets are observed near the tip of grass blades in the early morning.
(a) What is such loss of water in liquid phase called ?
(b) Why does this phenomenon occur ?
What is the significance of C4 Pathway?
NADP IS EQUAL TO HOW MUCH ATP?
FAD IS EQUAL TO HOW MUCH ATP?
FADH2 IS EQUAL TO HOW MUCH ATP?
What is the maximium concentration of alcohol in naturally fermented beverages?
How concentrations greater than this are achieved?
a) 4
b) 2
c) 1
d) 3
Kindly answer sir/mam.
what is z scheme
When will chloroplasts be aligned with their flat surfaces parallel to the walls in mesophyll cells? When will they be perpendicular to the incident light?
why the reaction centres of photosystem are named as P700 and P680 respectively?
What is d 6 main difference between C3 n C4 cycle??
plzzzz reply fst!!!!
what is red drop
can you name some other parts where photosynthesis occur?
what is the difference between NADP , NADP+ ,NADPH , NADPH+, NADPH+H
what is the difference between C3 and C4 pathway ?
what are the disadvantages of photorespiration?????
answer fast plzz
can u say that there is a complete one to one overlap between the absorption spectrum of chlorophyll a and action spectrum of photosynthesis?
why C4 plant is more productive than C3 plant??
which is the most abundant plant pigment in the world ?
c4 cycle
1. Cell type in which initial carboxylation reaction occurs in C3 and C4 plants.?
OPTIONS: a) mesophyll
b) bundle sheath
c) both a) and b)
2. how many cell types does leaf have that fix CO2 in C3 and C4 plants?
a) two : bundle sheath and mesophyll
b) one : mesophyll
c) three : bundle sheath, palisade mesophyll, spongy mesophyll
PLEASE GIVE THE EXACT DEFINITION OF BIOSYNTHETIC PHASE???
why photorespiration is a wasteful product?
photosystem - PS1 ,PS2
In the equation of PHOTOSYNTHESIS, why 12 molecules of water as substrate are used?
In a chloroplast, where do light and dark reactions take place? Am I right in saying that, light reactions take place in the granum and stroma lamella and dark reactions occur in the stroma by using the products of the light reactions? Do cyclic and non-cyclic photo phosphorylation occur simultaneously in all plants?
what is kranz antannomy?
what is photophosphorylation ? explain the 2 ways this mechanism occuring in the choloroplast ?
(1) The LHC are made up of thousands of pigmentmolecule bound to chlorophyll a
(2) Each photosystem has all the pigments forminga light harvesting system also called antennaeexcept one molecule of chlorophyll a
(3) The single chlorophyll a molecule forms thereaction centre
(4) The reaction centre of PS-I is P-700 and PS-II isP-680
There is a clear division of labour within the chloroplast.
pls explain this sentence. i m unable to undersand.
Why is RuBisCo more appropriately called RUBP carboxylase - oxygenase and what important role does it play in photosynthesis.
In the experiment conducted by Joseph priestley which was using a candle and plant he would need to rekindle the candle to test whether it burns after a few days.
so i was wondering how the candle could be lighted without disturbing the setup?
its a humble request, so do answer my question.
Even my bio teacher could not answer it!
eagerly waiting for reply. thanku.
can you please give any 4 differences between photosystem 1 and photosyatem 2 which are mentioned in ncert textbook...
can someone pls give me the solutions to table 13.1 in NCERT, pg 221, chp - photosynthesis in higher plants..
a) Formation of c4 acid
b) Decarboxylation of c4 acid
give ultrastructure of chloroplast & explain the significance of photosynthesis?
dear meritnation experts ,
1.when do chloroplasts align themselves along walls of mesophyll cells?
when are they perpendicular to incident light ?
2.where are the protons and oxygen formed during spliting of water likely to be released ?lumen or outside the membrane ?
3.calling biosynthetic phase is a misnomer.comment
4.answers to table13.1 on page221 in biology class 11 ncert textbook.
thankyou...........
what is the difference between c3 and c4 plants???how is this difference caused??
what is the difference between calvin cycle and hatch-slack cycle.??
or
difference between C3 and C4 cycle.?
Wgat is the starting material for Kreb's cycle?
describe the 3 stages of calvin cycle highlighting the role of rubisco
What are cytochromes?
what is the difference between NADH and NADPH and also NAD+ and NADP+ ?
Describe C4 pathway of photosynthesis. How is this pathway an adaptive advantage to the plant ?
What is light harvesting complex? What are the different types of photo systems?
(a) altering the pH of the soil, then heat shocking to the plants
(b) exposing the plants to a cold for a brief period
(c) allowing the plants root to stand in water
(d) infection of the plant by Agrobacterium tumefaciens
CAN U EXPLAIN WHY 12 MOLECULES OF WATER AS SUBSTRATE ARE USED IN THE EQUATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS?
a PGA
b PGAL
C DHAP
D DPGA
would you please explain the C4 cycle in a simple way
plz give me the full forms of :
1.RUBISCO 2.PEPCO 3. ATP 4. PEP 5.3-PGA
ANSWER FAST PLLLLLLZZZ
what is photorespiration? and why it take place c3 but not in c4
how is photo-oxidation harmful to plants?
what is photorespiration and organelles involved in photorespiration are............?
What is the difference between ATP and NADPH also what are their functions?
photorespiration poses a threat to plants yet it occurs in angiosperms,why?