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In photosynthesis, if photosystem II absorbs 12 photons, how many molecules of would be produced?
Absorbing four photons by photosystem II creates one oxygen molecule, so absorbing 12 would produce 3 molecules of .
In photosynthesis, if photosystem II absorbs 12 photons, how many molecules of would be produced?
Absorbing four photons by photosystem II creates one oxygen molecule, so absorbing 12 would produce 3 molecules of .
In photosynthesis, if photosystem II absorbs 12 photons, how many molecules of would be produced?
Absorbing four photons by photosystem II creates one oxygen molecule, so absorbing 12 would produce 3 molecules of .
Photosynthesis consists of a light phase and a dark phase. The light phase precedes the dark phase and supplies it with __________.
During photosynthesis, the light phase is responsible for creating which the dark phase then consumes as a part of its process. In addition to
is used in the dark phase as a high energy substrate to work properly.
Photosynthesis consists of a light phase and a dark phase. The light phase precedes the dark phase and supplies it with __________.
During photosynthesis, the light phase is responsible for creating which the dark phase then consumes as a part of its process. In addition to
is used in the dark phase as a high energy substrate to work properly.
Photosynthesis consists of a light phase and a dark phase. The light phase precedes the dark phase and supplies it with __________.
During photosynthesis, the light phase is responsible for creating which the dark phase then consumes as a part of its process. In addition to
is used in the dark phase as a high energy substrate to work properly.
During photosynthesis there is both a light phase and a dark phase. If the light phase were to continue unabated, but the dark phase came to a halt, which of the following is most likely to occur?
Decrease in the level of
Increased sensitivity of the chloroplast to incoming light
Decreased sensitivity of the chloroplast to incoming light
An increase in the production of carbohydrates
A proportional decrease in
During photosynthesis, the dark phase follows the light phase. The light phase produces which, along with
, is fed into the dark phase where it is consumed (becomes
and
). If the light phase continues working, but the dark phase does not, the
and
created during the light phase will not be consumed. Thus, there will be a decrease in the level of
and
(the correct answer). The relative proportion of
will actually increase.
Carbohydrate production is a result of the dark phase working properly, so their levels would decrease in this instance. The sensitivity of the chloroplast to light would not change.
During photosynthesis there is both a light phase and a dark phase. If the light phase were to continue unabated, but the dark phase came to a halt, which of the following is most likely to occur?
Decrease in the level of
Increased sensitivity of the chloroplast to incoming light
Decreased sensitivity of the chloroplast to incoming light
An increase in the production of carbohydrates
A proportional decrease in
During photosynthesis, the dark phase follows the light phase. The light phase produces which, along with
, is fed into the dark phase where it is consumed (becomes
and
). If the light phase continues working, but the dark phase does not, the
and
created during the light phase will not be consumed. Thus, there will be a decrease in the level of
and
(the correct answer). The relative proportion of
will actually increase.
Carbohydrate production is a result of the dark phase working properly, so their levels would decrease in this instance. The sensitivity of the chloroplast to light would not change.
During photosynthesis there is both a light phase and a dark phase. If the light phase were to continue unabated, but the dark phase came to a halt, which of the following is most likely to occur?
Decrease in the level of
Increased sensitivity of the chloroplast to incoming light
Decreased sensitivity of the chloroplast to incoming light
An increase in the production of carbohydrates
A proportional decrease in
During photosynthesis, the dark phase follows the light phase. The light phase produces which, along with
, is fed into the dark phase where it is consumed (becomes
and
). If the light phase continues working, but the dark phase does not, the
and
created during the light phase will not be consumed. Thus, there will be a decrease in the level of
and
(the correct answer). The relative proportion of
will actually increase.
Carbohydrate production is a result of the dark phase working properly, so their levels would decrease in this instance. The sensitivity of the chloroplast to light would not change.
Which of the following is not true of the Calvin cycle?
The Calvin cycle does not need light to function
The Calvin cycle occurs in the stroma of a chloroplast
The first step of the Calvin cycle is carbon fixation
NADPH and ATP are required to initiate the Calvin cycle
All of these are true of the Calvin cycle
Despite the Calvin cycle's other name (light independent reactions), light is indirectly required for this process to function. All other choices are true of the Calvin cycle.