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Earn 100

The following graph shows the effect on the levels of GP (glycerate 3-phosphate) and TP (triose phosphate) in a chloroplast when it is exposed to light, dark and then light again. Describe and explain these results.

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Important Questions on Photosynthesis

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Which stage of the photosynthesis is limited by light intensity? Explain.
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Which stage of the photosynthesis is limited by temperature? Explain.
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Which stage of the photosynthesis is limited by carbon dioxide concentration? Explain.
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Explain how the inner membrane system of a chloroplast make it well adapted for photosynthesis.
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Copy the table below and insert ticks and crosses to show which structural features are shared by a plant chloroplast and a typical prokaryotic cell.

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When isolated chloroplasts are placed in buffer solution with a blue dye such as DCPIP or methylene blue and illuminated, the blue colour disappears. Explain this observation.
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When isolated chloroplasts are placed in buffer solution with a blue dye such as DCPIP or methylene blue and illuminated, the blue colour disappears. Name the compound, normally present in photosynthesis, that is replaced by the blue dye in this investigation. 
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Distinguish between non-cyclic and cyclic photophosphorylation.