Which one of the following is wrong in relation to photorespiration?
- AIt is a characteristic of $C_3$ plants.
- BIt occurs in chloroplasts.
- CIt occurs in day time only.
- DIt is a characteristic of $C_4$ plants.
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Match the following regarding the photorespiration pathway:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $(1)$ Molecule transport from chloroplast to peroxisome $(p)$ Glycine $(2)$ Molecule transport from peroxisome to mitochondria $(q)$ Serine $(3)$ Molecule transport from mitochondria to peroxisome $(r)$ Glycerate $(4)$ Molecule transport from peroxisome to chloroplast $(s)$ Glycolate
| Column-$I$ | Column-$II$ |
| $(1)$ Molecule transport from chloroplast to peroxisome | $(p)$ Glycine |
| $(2)$ Molecule transport from peroxisome to mitochondria | $(q)$ Serine |
| $(3)$ Molecule transport from mitochondria to peroxisome | $(r)$ Glycerate |
| $(4)$ Molecule transport from peroxisome to chloroplast | $(s)$ Glycolate |
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View SolutionPhotorespiration is stimulated by the presence of:
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View SolutionWhen a photosynthetic plant is transferred to an atmosphere of enriched $O_2$,its rate of
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View SolutionAssertion : Under conditions of high light intensity and limited $CO_2$ supply,photorespiration has a useful role in protecting the plants from photo-oxidative damage.
Reason : If enough $CO_2$ is not available to utilize light energy for carboxylation to proceed,the excess energy may not cause damage to plants.
Reason : If enough $CO_2$ is not available to utilize light energy for carboxylation to proceed,the excess energy may not cause damage to plants.
What is the function of $RuBisCO$ in photorespiration?
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