Modifying photosystem antennas to improve light harvesting for photosynthesis in crops Mike O'Donnell

Modifying photosystem antennas to improve light harvesting for photosynthesis in crops Mike O'DonnellAll photosynthetic organisms contain a light harvesting antenna system, in which pigments absorb solar photons and energy is delivered to the photochemical reaction centers, and subsequent biochemical reactions store it for cellular use. The identity and quantity of pigments and the proteins that bind them in antenna system depend on the type of photosynthetic organism and its environment. Higher plants typically have several hundred antenna pigments

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