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ExercisesSection 2: OverviewSection 3: Light ReactionsSection 4: Calvin CycleSection 5: The Nature of LightSection 7: Colors of LightSection 8: Chlorophyl and LightSection 9: Photosynthesis ReactionsSection 10: PhotosystemsSection 11: Electron Transport Chains
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Exercises:
How Photosynthesis Works
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This lesson teaches you more about photosynthesis and how plants take energy from the sun to generate ATP, NADPH, and oxygen through light reactions.
with Craig SavageThis lesson teaches you more about photosynthesis and how plants take energy from the sun to generate ATP, NADPH, and oxygen through light reactions.
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Learn about the processes that take place during the photosynthesis light reactions, including how chemiosmosis drives the production of ATP.
with Craig SavageLearn about the processes that take place during the photosynthesis light reactions, including how chemiosmosis drives the production of ATP.
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Learn how the Calvin cycle uses the ATP and NADPH formed during the light reactions to generate glucose - fulfilling the ultimate purpose of photosynthesis.
with Craig SavageLearn how the Calvin cycle uses the ATP and NADPH formed during the light reactions to generate glucose - fulfilling the ultimate purpose of photosynthesis.
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Learn how plant physiology affects the efficiency of photosynthesis and how the C4 and CAM pathways address issues like that of photorespiration.
with Craig SavageLearn how plant physiology affects the efficiency of photosynthesis and how the C4 and CAM pathways address issues like that of photorespiration.
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Sidney D
Thanks very much, my current professor for principles of physiology moves so quickly without much visual aid, and it was great to see it broken down like this.
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Pham A
It would be better if you've got the script (cause i'm not very good at Eng)
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Josh G
this was great! thank you!
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SHANA V
Sorry, I haven't grown more interested in the subject than before. On the other hand I can say in your favour that you have a really nice voice and could actually make a good narrator! All the best.
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Linda P
Fascinating although the dialogue is fast paced. So much has been learned and discovered since my days in botany classes 50+ years ago.
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