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mikael mikael
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Photon capture by plant chloroplasts is more efficient than in bacteria because they contain
A) both PS I and PS II.
B) more chlorophyll.
C) LHII, a light harvesting complex.
D) both cyclic and noncyclic photophosphorylation.
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The answer to your question is C) LHII, a light harvesting complex. Photosynthetic bacteria have a single type of light-harvesting complex (LH) that captures photons and transfers the energy to the reaction center. In contrast, plant chloroplasts have two types of LH complexes: LHCII and LHCI. LHCII is responsible for capturing photons in the visible region of the spectrum, while LHCI captures photons in the far-red region
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