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Read the following statements and choose the correct ones.
A. Carotenoids protect chlorophyll a from photo-oxidation.
B. Dark reactions are not directly light driven.
C. Chlorophyll a molecule shows maximum absorption in red and blue regions of the visible spectrum of light.
D. Light harvesting complexes are composed of hundreds of pigment molecules bound to lipids only

A

A, B & C

B

B, D & C

C

A, C & D

D

D, B & A

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