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Advantage of c4 photosynthesis biology discussion

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Answered by ShivamKashyap08
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Advantages of C Photosynthesis :-

  • They can tolerate saline conditions due to abundant of occurrence of organic acids (Malic & Oxaloacetic acid) in them which lower water potential than that of soil.

  • C₄ Plants have an ability to perform Photosynthesis even when there Stomata is/are closed Due to Strong CO₂ fixing Enzyme( PEPcase).

  • The arrangement of cells is in concentric Form produces a Smaller area for better Water utilisation as in C₃ water is not utilised Efficiently.

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  • The primary Acceptor of CO₂ in C₃ photosynthesis is RuBP - a five carbon Compound.

  • The stable compound Formed in the C₃ pathway is 3 - phosphoglycerate.

  • C₃ Photosynthesis usually occurs in Mesophyll cells of the Leaves.

  • C₃ Pathway is very slow Process of Carbon Fixation.

Answered by Anonymous
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Advantages of C₄ Photosynthesis :-

They can tolerate saline conditions due to abundant of occurrence of organic acids (Malic & Oxaloacetic acid) in them which lower water potential than that of soil.

C₄ Plants have an ability to perform Photosynthesis even when there Stomata is/are closed Due to Strong CO₂ fixing Enzyme( PEPcase).

The arrangement of cells is in concentric Form produces a Smaller area for better Water utilisation as in C₃ water is not utilised Efficiently.

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The primary Acceptor of CO₂ in C₃ photosynthesis is RuBP - a five carbon Compound.

The stable compound Formed in the C₃ pathway is 3 - phosphoglycerate.

C₃ Photosynthesis usually occurs in Mesophyll cells of the Leaves.

C₃ Pathway is very slow Process of Carbon Fixation.

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