Photosynthesis in Higher Plants questions
589 published questions with worked solutions.
- In C4 plants, the bundle sheath cells
- Conversion of pyruvate into PEP takes place in
- Which of the following statements is false in the case of C4 plants?
- Which plant performs photosynthesis even after the closing of stomata?
- Transport of C4 acid from mesophyll cells to the bundle sheath cells takes place through
- PEPcase has an advantage over RuBisCO. The advantage is
- PEP carboxylase I. is involved in at least some CO2 fixation in both C3 and C4-plants II. catalyses the reaction of fixing CO2...
- Find the reason that creates an important difference between C3 and C4 plants.
- RuBisCO has an active site that binds to
- Photorespiration is the light-dependent reaction in which there is utilisation of
- RuBP + CO2 --RuBisCO--> X. Identify X.
- In C3 plants, when O2 concentration is high, O2 binds to RuBisCO and RuBP gets converted to
- RuBP + O2 --X--> PGA + Phosphoglycolate. Identify X in the given equation.
- Assertion: In the photorespiration pathway, there is neither synthesis of sugar nor ATP formation. Reason: Release of CO2 with...
- Organelles involved in photorespiration are/is I. Chloroplast II. Peroxisomes III. Mitochondria
- Photorespiration is also called I. Glycolate pathway II. C3-cycle III. Oxidative photosynthetic carbon cycle
- RuBisCO performs oxygenase activity at
- C4 plants minimise photorespiration because C4 plants
- Maximum photosynthesis occurs in
- The maximum amount of photosynthesis occurs at the
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