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How is the excited PS II brought back to the ground state?

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ASSAM ACADEMIC CENTRE-PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN HIGHER PLANTS -EXAMPLE
  1. Define photolysis of water.

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  2. Where do the electrons move from the electron acceptor of PS II in the...

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  3. How is the excited PS II brought back to the ground state?

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  4. Mention the possible location in the chloroplast, where cyclic flow of...

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  5. Mention two conditions under which PS I functions.

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  6. Mention the conditions when only cyclic photophosphorylation occurs.

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  7. Where do the electrons move from the primary acceptor of PS I in the Z...

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  8. Why is the lumen of the thylakoids acidic, while the stroma is alkalin...

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  9. Where is the primary electron acceptor of PS II located in the thylako...

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  10. Why is proton gradient important in photosynthesis?

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  11. Which products formed during the light reaction of photosynthesis are ...

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  12. Name the compound Calvin detected as the first product of photosynthes...

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  13. Why is the C3 pathway of photosynthesis also know as Calvin cycle?

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  14. How many carbon atoms are present in a molecule of : RuBP

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  15. How many carbon atoms are present in a molecule of : PGA, respectively...

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  16. Expand RuBis Co.

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  17. How many turns of Calvin cycle are required to generate one molecule o...

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  18. How many molecules of ATP are needed in the regeneration step of Calvi...

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  19. What is the total number of ATP and NADPH molecules needed for synthes...

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  20. Who discovered the C4 cycle?

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