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Difference between Photorespiration and True Respiration

The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between Photorespiration and True Respiration. 1. Effect of O2 Concentration: The most obvious difference between true respiration and photorespiration is the effect of oxygen concentration on the rate of two processes. In most tissues true respiration is saturated at oxygen concentration of 2-3% and and beyond this percentage virtually no increase [...]

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Mechanism of Photosynthesis in Alage and Leaves

In this article we will discuss about the mechanism of photosynthesis in algae and leaves. Photosynthesis in Alage: Photosynthesis in Algae and Liverworts: Unicellular algae are aquatic and hence have abundant water and light available as raw materials. The third raw material CO2 is soluble in water and forms bicarbonate and carbonate. The solubility of CO2 in water is low [...]

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Calvin Cycle: Meaning, Features and Enzymes

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Meaning of Calvin Cycle 2. Features of Calvin Cycle 3. Enzymes. Meaning of Calvin Cycle: Like the photosynthetic reactions which are driven by the light energy the reactions which joint hydrogen and CO2 to produce carbohydrate also require energy and the main source of this energy is the assimilatory power (ATP + [...]

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