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Safety valve' protects photosynthesis from excess light Washington, November 26 : A team of scientists has found that specific proteins in algae can act as a safety valve to dissipate excess absorbed light energy before it can wreak havoc in cells. ...
Tags: light energy, absorbed light, light levels, safety valve, Germany, Münster, Environment, Agronomy, Photosynthesis, Plant physiology, Microbiology, Chloroflexus aurantiacus, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, Microorganism, Algae
The simple cause of the lily�s fan-like shape�elastic relaxation resulting from bending during differential growth�was revealed by using an equally simple technique, stretching foam ribbons...Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, were...
Tags: long leaf, L. Mahadevan, characteristic shape, foam ribbon, maths model, India, Thiruvananthapuram, Plant physiology, plant morphology, Hosta, Plantain, Plasticity, Plant anatomy, Leaf, Photosynthesis
At one time everyone assumed that cells got their energy using straightforward chemical reactions. However, Nobel Prize-winning biologist Peter Mitchell argued, correctly, that life is powered not by the kind of chemistry that goes on in a test tube but...
Tags: New York, Plant physiology, Membrane biology, Electrochemical gradient, Photosynthesis, Hydrogen, Cellular respiration, Metabolism, Electrochemistry, Human Interest
There are three things that will lead to the deaths of millions of people, the potential war over food, a mass extinction of several hundred species, and a complete change of the layout of the world's ecological structure. These catastrophes are predicted...
Tags: Rubsico, Africa, China, Plants, CAM, C3, C4, photosynthesis