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Which pigments protects the chlorophyll-a from undergoing photo-oxidation, when exposed to strong light and convert nascent oxygen into molecular oxygen

A

Chlorophyll-c

B

Chlorophyll-a

C

Carotenoids

D

Chlorophyll-b

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