When do you think chloroplast will be alinged with their flat surface parallel to walls
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Chloroplast align parallel to the walls of mesophyll cells (mainly palisade cells) when intensity of light is minimum, to get more and more of light. This condition is called Epistrophe.
And when the intensity of light is maximum the chloroplast gets alinged perpendicular to the incident light or the mesophyll cells to avoid photooxidation of chlorophyll a molecule This condition is called Parastrophe.
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Chloroplast align parallel to the walls of mesophyll cells (mainly palisade cells) when intensity of light is minimum, to get more and more of light. This condition is called Epistrophe.
And when the intensity of light is maximum the chloroplast gets alinged perpendicular to the incident light or the mesophyll cells to avoid photooxidation of chlorophyll a molecule This condition is called Parastrophe.
Any doubts, please ask me in the comments.
I HOPE YOU FIND IT HELPFUL.
@ LB :)
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chloroplast align parallel to the walls of mesophyll cells when intensity of light is minimum to get more and more light . this condition is callled Epistrophe
and when the intensity of light is maximum the chloroplast gets aligned perpendicular to the incident light or mesophyll cells to avoid photooxidation of chloroplyll a molecule . this condition is called paratrope
.
and when the intensity of light is maximum the chloroplast gets aligned perpendicular to the incident light or mesophyll cells to avoid photooxidation of chloroplyll a molecule . this condition is called paratrope
.
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