Energy transfer in photosynthesis occurs as
Phycoerythrin Phycocyanin Carotenoid Chlorophyll a
Chlorophyll b Carotenoid Phycoerythrin Chlorophyll a
Phycocyanin Phycoerythrin Carotenoid Chlorophyll a
Chlorophyll b Carotenoid Phycocyanin Chlorophyll a
In photosynthesis what occurs in PS-II?
It takes longer wavelength of light and e- from H2O
It takes shorter wavelength of light and e- from H2O
It takes longer wavelength of light and e- from NADP
It takes shorter wavelength of light and e- from NADP
B.
It takes shorter wavelength of light and e- from H2O
Green plants and algae use two type of photo-system called Photosystem- I (PS-I) and Photosystem- II (PS -II).
In PS-I, chlorophyll absorb maximum at 700 nm wavelength of light thus reaction centre is P700 and PS-II absorb maximum at 680 nm wavelength of light thus reaction centre is P680. P680 (PS-II) extracts an electron from water, returning to its unexcited state because hydrolysis of H2O occurs in PS-II. So, O2 evolved in PS-II come from water.
The thylakoid in chloroplast are arranged as
interconnected disc
interconnected sacs
stacked discs
none of the above
In Hatch and Slack pathway
chloroplast are of same type
occurs in Kranz anatomy where mesophyll have small chloroplast whereas bundle sheath have granal chloroplast
occurs in Kranz anatomy when mesophyll have small chloroplast where as bundle sheath have larger, agranal chloroplast
Kranz anatomy where mesophyll cells are diffused
In CAM plants
stomata open in day and close at night
stomata remain open in day and night both
stomata remain closed in day and night both
stomata open at night and close in day
In C4 plants, CO2 combines with
phosphoglyceric acid
ribulose diphosphate
phosphoenol pyruvate
phosphoglyceraldehyde
Photorespiration is favoured by
high O2 and low CO2
high CO2 and low O2
high temperature and low O2
high humidity and temperature