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Identify the enzyme which catalyses the first step of photorespiration in . plants.
PEP carboxylase
RuBisCO
NADP reductase
Hexokinase
Rubisco enzyme is absent in
Mesophyll cells
Bundle sheath cells
Malignant melanoma cells
Guard cells
I. Initial acceptor
II. Extent of photorespiration
III. Enzyme catalysing reaction that fixes
IV. Presence of Calvin cycle
V. Leaf anatomy
Which one does not differ in a and plants?
I. Initial acceptor
II. Extent of photorespiration
III. Enzyme catalysing reaction that fixes
IV. Presence of Calvin cycle
I. Initial acceptor
II. Extent of photorespiration
III. Enzyme catalysing reaction that fixes
IV. Presence of Calvin cycle
V. Leaf anatomy
Which one does not differ in a and plants?
I. Initial acceptor
II. Extent of photorespiration
III. Enzyme catalysing reaction that fixes
IV. Presence of Calvin cycle
I. Initial acceptor
II. Extent of photorespiration
III. Enzyme catalysing reaction that fixes
IV. Presence of Calvin cycle
V. Leaf anatomy
Which one does not differ in a and plants?
I and V
Only IV
II and III
Only II
Which of the following statement is false in case of ( plant)?
acceptor is RuBisCo in mesosphyll cell
Carboxylation occurs in mesophyll cells
Leaves have two cell types
Mesophyll cells lack Rubisco
Which of the following statement is false in case of ( plant)?
acceptor is RuBisCo in mesosphyll cell
Carboxylation occurs in mesophyll cells
Leaves have two cell types
Mesophyll cells lack Rubisco
Choose the correct statement.
The plants do not have RUBISCO
Carboxylation of RuBP leads to the formation of PGA and phosphoglycolate
Carboxylation of phosphoenol pyruvate results in the formation of plants
Decarboxylation of acids occur in the mesophyll cells
Choose the correct statement.
The area of a circle is proportional to the square of its circumference.
The area of a circle is proportional to its circumference.
The circumference of a circle is proportional to the square root of its area.
The circumference of a circle is proportional to the square of its area.