In the leaves of C₄ plants, malic acid formation
during CO₂ fixation occurs in the cells of
(a) epidermis (b) mesophyll
(c) bundle Sheath (d) phloem
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bundle sheath is the right answer..
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The correct answer is (B).
Explanation:
- Malic acid formation takes place in Mesophyll cells of C4 Plants.
- Mesophyll Cells are present in the leaves of C4 Plants, where chlorophyll pigment is found.
- Carbon dioxide fixation takes place in the mesophyll cells with the help of enzyme PEP carboxylase which produces Malic acid.
- Malic acid is then pumped into bundle sheath cells where agranal chloroplast is found.
- Malic acid which is a four carbon organic acids, is decarboxylated to release carbon dioxide.
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