Question
Chlorophyll a is a primary pigment in photosynthesis,
but what role do accessory pigments such as chlorophyll b and carotenoids play? Paragraph for question 9 to 12 Chlorophyll pigments, specifically a and b, play a crucial role in photosynthesis and are produced within the chloroplasts of leaf tissues. These molecules possess hydrophobic characteristics due to their phytol tail, and their structure resembles hemoglobin, except chlorophyll holds a magnesium ion at its core instead of iron. Synthesizing chlorophyll is resource-intensive, requiring nitrogen atoms, and as leaves age, the chlorophyll breaks down, with the plant reabsorbing much of the nitrogen for future use. Apart from Chlorphyll there are other pigments like a pigment which is primarily involved in protecting plant tissues from excessive light by absorbing harmful ultraviolet radiation. Some of the pigments like b_ water-soluble and often found in the vacuoles of plant cells. Based on the given paragraph answer the following questions:Solution
Accessory pigments like chlorophyll b and carotenoids broaden the range of light absorption, funneling energy to chlorophyll a for photosynthesis.
What chemical process results in the breakdown of silicate minerals by water, leading to the formation of clay minerals and soluble substances?
Which law defines the relationship between the settling velocity of soil particles and their size in a liquid medium?
The disorder of carrot that occurs due to undecomposed manure and hard soil pan
with the help of ICT, a system to identify, analyse and manage site soil spatial and temporal variability within field for optimum profitability sustain...
The EC of Sodic soil is __mmho/cm at 25 ℃ .
Which seed class has the minimum genetic purity requirement of 99%?
Soil texture is determined most commonly by which method?Â
Which of the following element/substance leads to deflocculation of soil particles?
What is the primary reason for the non-expanding nature of fine-grained micas within the 2:1-type minerals?
The critical nutrient range in the context of soil fertility is explained by?