Answer:
Answer (i) Comparison between C3 and C4-pathways
(ii) Comparison between Cyclic and Non-Cyclic Photophosphorylation
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Pathway
Pathway
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The primary acceptor of CO2 is
RuBP, a 5 carbon compound.
It operated under low concentration
of CO2 in mesophyll cells.
CO2 once fixed is not released
back.
Fixation of one molecule of CO2 needs 3ATP
and 2 NADPH2 molecules. It requires 18 ATP
for the synthesis of one molecule of glucose.
cycle operates in all category of plants.
The primary acceptor of CO2 is PEP, a 3 carbon compound.
It can operate under very low Co2
Concentration in mesophyll cells.
CO2 once fixed is released back in
bundle sheath cells.
pathway requires 30 ATP for the
synthesis of one molecules of glucose.
It operates in only plants.
(iii) Comparison between Anatomy of Leaf in C3 andPlants
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Cyclic Photophosphorylation
Non-cyclic photophosphorylation
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It occurs in photosystem in stromal
or intergranal thylakoids
It is not connected to photolysis of
water so no oxygen is evolved,
It is activated by light of 700 nm
wavelength,
It generates ATP only there is no
formation of NADPH2.
Chlorophyll does not receive any
electrons from donor,
The system does not take part In
photosynthesis expect in bacteria,
plants.
It is carried out by both PS-I and
PS-II in the granal thylakoids.
It is connected with photolysis of
water, so oxygen is evolved in it.
It occurs in 680 nm as well as 700
nm wavelength.
It produces both ATP as well as
NADPH2
The source of electrons is
photolysis of water.
This system is connected with CO2
fixation and is dominant in green
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C3 Leaf Anatomy
C4 Leaf Anatomy
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Only one type of chloroplast is
present,
Less efficient in photosynthesis
than C4 leavens.
Only mesophyll cells carryout
photosynthesis,
Kranz anatony, i.e., two types of cell, each
with its own type of. chloroplast is present.
More efficient in photosynthesis than
C3 leaves.
Both mesophyll cells and bundle sheath cells
carryout photosynthesis.
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