The term "dominant generation" refers to: two diploid life stages alternating with each other, one of which is long-lived and cabaple of photosynthesis one multicellular life stage alternating with one unicellular life stage that is large and photosynthetic two multicellular life stages alternating with each other one multicellular stage that is long-lived and capable of photosynthesis

The term "dominant generation" refers to: two diploid life stages alternating with each other, one of which is long-lived and cabaple of photosynthesis one multicellular life stage alternating with one unicellular life stage that is large and photosynthetic two multicellular life stages alternating with each other one multicellular stage that is long-lived and capable of photosynthesis

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Explain the following observation. When a photosynthetic system is exposed to a brief flash of light, no oxygen is evolved. Only after several bursts of light is oxygen evolved.
Which of the following plays an important part in photosynthesis? A) Chloroplast B) Centrosome C) Tonoplast D) Nematoblast
in photosystem ii, ___ the energy electrons are donated to ____ -Low ; H20 -High; H20 -Low; O2 -High; Ferredoxin - High; Plastoquinone
Which of the following components is nor used by both plants and cyanobacteria to carry out photosynthesis? a. chloroplasts b. chlorophyll c. carbon dioxide d. water
Which of the following is not true concerning the mitochondria and chloroplasts and is not evidence in support of the Endosymbiotic Theory? Both divide independently of the eukaryotic cell they are within Both contain their own DNA in a single, circular chromosome Both can survive independently when removed from a eukaryotic cell Both are about the same size as a bacteria
Chloroplasts are responsible for photosynthesis in eukaryotic cells of plants and algae. The primary pigment (chlorophyll) responsible for this reaction is retained in the of the chloroplast. Group of answer choices Inner Membrane Thylakoid Membrane Cristae Outer Membrane
What are the ancestors of the chloroplasts in all plant cells? Ancient mitochondria Ancient cyanobacteria Modern cyanobacteria Ancient archaea
Which of the evolutionary sequences below does NOT represent how chloroplasts were derived? A.cyanobacteria → red algae →brown algae B.cyanobacteria → green algae → land plants C. cyanobacteria → green algae → fungi → land plants D. cyanobacteria → green algae → red algae
in photosystem i, ___ energy electrons are donated to ____ -Low; H20 - Low; O2 - High; fereedoxin - High; Plastoquinone -High; H20
True or False: Plant viruses like animal viruses also utilize the cell’s machines to create viral replicates. NADP and ATP are important products of the light reaction phase and are needed in the dark reaction phase. 3. The cyclical process of the dark reaction phase of photosynthesis produces glucose and can proceed without the photons from the sun.
Why do the cells of photosynthetic organisms contain accessory pigments? Accessory pigments provide a backup source of energy if the main pigment type fails. Accessory pigments direct light toward the primary pigment. Accessory pigments optimize the amount of energy that can be harvested in specific environments. Accessory pigments provide structural support for the primary pigments. Accessory pigments allow photosynthesis to occur at any time of the day.
Which of the following are found within chloroplasts? a. Stroma b. Thylakoid membrane c. Chlorophyll d. All of the above

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		two diploid life stages alternating with each other, one of which is long-lived and cabaple of photosynthesis
		one multicellular life stage alternating with one unicellular life stage that is large and photosynthetic
		two multicellular life stages alternating with each other
		one multicellular stage that is long-lived and capable of photosynthesis