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Consider the following statements
(A) The portion of the spectrum between 500nm and 800 nm is also referred to as photosynthetically active radiation (PAR)
(B) Magnesium, calcium and chloride ions play prominet roles in the photolysis of water
(C) In cyclic photopphosphorylation, oxygen is not released (as there is no photolysis of water) and NADPH is also not produced

A

A is true, but B and C are false

B

A and B are false, but C is true

C

B is true, but A and C are false

D

A and B are true, but C is false

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The correct Answer is:
B
Photosynthetically active radiation from the sun is 400 to 700 nm. Manganese and chloride ions play an important role
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