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How many molecules of glycine is required to release one molecule in photorespiration?
One
Two
Three
Four
Conditions helpful in photorespiration are
More oxygen and less carbon dioxide
Less oxygen and more carbon dioxide
More temperature and less oxygen
More humidity and less temperature
Photorespiration is also called
I. Glycolate pathway
II. cycle
III. Oxidative photosynthetic carbon cycle
Select the correct option
I and II
II and III
III and I
I, II and III
Photorespiration is also called
I. Glycolate pathway
II. cycle
III. Oxidative photosynthetic carbon cycle
Select the correct option
I and II
II and III
III and I
I, II and III
Organelles involved in photorespiration is/are
I. chloroplast
II. peroxisomes
III. mitochondria
Choose the correct option
I and II
II and III
III and I
I, II and III
plant minimises the photorespiration because plants
Use PEPcase to initiate fixation
Do not carry out the Calvin cycle in low level
Exclude Calvin cycle
Show photorespiration
Which of the following cell organelles is associated with photorespiration?
Mitochondria
Peroxisome
Chloroplast
All of these
I. Lysosome II. Chloroplast
III. Peroxisome IV. Mitochondria
Which of the following organelles is/are not related to photorespiration?
Choose the correct option
Only I
I, IV and II
I, III and IV
Only IV
PEPcase has an advantage over RuBisCo. The advantage is
RuBisCo combines with but PEPcase do not
RuBisCo combines with N but PEPcase do not
RuBisCo conserve energy but PEPcase do not
PEPcase is present in both mesophyll cells and bundle sheath cells but RuBisCo is not
Β Phosphoglycolate.Identify x in the given equation and choose the correct option
RuBP carboxylase
RuBP oxygenase
RuBisCo
PEP-carboxylase