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@amanazizkhan95974 жыл бұрын
Great effort , thank you to make me understood. And my question Q1. Is action spectrum and absorption spectrum is vice versa? Q2. As I able to see graph of action spectrum zone between 500 to 600 green area , action spectrum is too low , so could be possible that "when action spectrum will low the rate of absorbtion wavelength is high" is it true ? (My conclusion) Q 3. Is action spectrum criteria comes under Emerson's effect in the term of absorption of light in action spectrum?
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@sijutomkuruvila3039 Жыл бұрын
CHL a and chl b shows absorption peak at blue and red region .why only a is considered as main pigment
@biologyexams4u Жыл бұрын
Chl a is present in all plants unlike chl b. It is from the chl a molecule high energy electrons are released during the conversion of light energy to chemical energy (ATP) in light dependent reaction of photosynthesis. Thank you so much for the question.