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Z-scheme is an another name used for:
The reaction which occurs in thylakoid interior space:
The wavelengths of light least absorbed by carotenes are:
The oxidation of which of the following will produce FADH2:
Light energy is converted into chemical energy through the formation of:
Stroma is the ground matrix:
In which wavelength of light, photosynthesis is maximum?
The source of protons within the chloroplasts is:
Dark reaction of carbon assimilation occur in:
The number of carbon atoms present in ribulose:
Photophosphorylation is a synthesis of:
ATP formation occurs during all of the following steps of aerobic respiration except:
The action spectrum of photosynthesis was described in 1883 by:
Conversion of NAD+ into NADH requires:
Immediate source of energy for cellular metabolism is:
Chlorophyll a present in all except:
Energy transformation in biological system is called:
The difference between non-cyclic and cyclic phosphorylation:
The one which is not correct about chlorophyll ‘b’ ?
Ribulose biphosphate is a:
It is a five-carbon compound of the Krebs cycle:
Enzymes required for respiration chain are present on/in:
Calvin cycle is also named as:
It is the most abundant and most important photosynthetic pigment:
Oxidative phosphorylation, synthesis of ATP in the presence of oxygen occurs in:
Which part of the chlorophyll molecule absorbs light:
The electrons excited from photosystem-II pass directly to:
Formation of acetyl CoA from pyruvic acid needs:
The enzyme, which forms glucose -6- phosphate is:
Maximum number of ATP is obtained from:
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