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Dictionary » B » Bacteriochlorophyll BacteriochlorophyllA substance in photosensitive bacteria that is related to but different from chlorophyll of higher plants.A type of chlorophyll that is used by photosynthetic bacteria. Many of these bacteria also use bacterioviridin for photosynthetic purposes. ![]()
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Chlorophyll, is it the only photosynthesis pigment?... phicobilinic pigments. So, NO, chlorophyll is not the only pigment used in photosynthesis Photosynthetit bacteria have only one type of pigment: bacteriochlorophyll, but that is a different story...
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