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Light wavelength absorbed by `P_r ` and `P_(fr)` state of phytochrome absorbed are respectively

A

660nm and 730 nm

B

730 nm and 660 nm

C

640nm and 700nm

D

700 nm and 640 nm

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To solve the question regarding the light wavelengths absorbed by phytochrome R (P_r) and phytochrome FR (P_fr), we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Types of Phytochrome**: - Phytochrome exists in two interconvertible forms: Pr (phytochrome red) and Pfr (phytochrome far-red). 2. **Determine the Wavelengths**: - Phytochrome R (P_r) absorbs red light at a wavelength of approximately **660 nm**. - Phytochrome FR (P_fr) absorbs far-red light at a wavelength of approximately **730 nm**. 3. **Match the Wavelengths to the Options**: - Based on the information above, we can summarize: - P_r: 660 nm - P_fr: 730 nm - Therefore, the correct answer corresponds to the option that states these wavelengths. 4. **Evaluate the Given Options**: - Option 1: 660 nm (P_r) and 730 nm (P_fr) - **Correct** - Option 2: 730 nm and 660 nm - **Incorrect** - Option 3: 640 nm and 700 nm - **Incorrect** - Option 4: 700 nm and 640 nm - **Incorrect** 5. **Conclusion**: - The correct answer is **Option 1**: The light wavelengths absorbed by P_r and P_fr are 660 nm and 730 nm, respectively.
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