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Nonphotochemical Quenching of Chlorophyll Fluorescence,stress conditions. Nonphotochemical quenching is measured most often as the decrease in the F. value to some new value F.’, and this can be recorded in any given steady state using modulated fluorimetry, in the laboratory or in the field, by application of a brief saturating light pulse to close PSI

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Photosynthetic Electron Transfer and Energy Transduction in Plants,ATP and NADPH. In this way photosynthetic membranes provide a stable form of energy that can be used at later times for energy-requiring biochemical processes, such as the reduction of CO. to carbohydrate. The first step in photosynthetic energy transformation is the absorption of light by the anten

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Photosynthetic Reaction Centers,drates which are used for their growth and reproduction. It is a very complex process which involves the cooperative function of a large number of proteins. The initial reactions are realized by large proteins named “reaction centers”. These proteins can be considered as microscopic solar cells whic

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Photoinhibition of Photosynthesis, productivity. In the widest context photoinhibition of photosynthesis can be defined as the light-induced decrease in CO. assimilation, which would include the effects of photo-oxidative radical damage to many components of the photosynthetic apparatus that can occur in environmentally stressed org

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