Chlorophyl

... from the compound of Sulphur(H2S, H2SO4,...) 2. C:Plants get C from CO2, some Sulphur Bacteria get C from oganic substances. 3. Pigment:plants use Chlorophyl and carrotenoit, Sulphur Bacteria use another(sorry, I'm forgot) 4. Plants have thylakoids to proccess photosynthesis, but Bacteria do not ...

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There are a variety of pigments used for photosynthesis. In green plants - chlorophyl alpha and beta.(green) In Cyanobactera (a class of bacteria) - Phycyanin.(blue-green) In Red algae - Phycoerthyrin.(red) Uses of pigments: They can absorb light energy of specific ...

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which pigments? chlorophyl, carotenes, phicobilins, antocians?

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... us suffered more crawling movement at night was because the infestation involved nocturnal animals rather than diurnal. I believe Euglena contain Chlorophyl and their cell walls are composed of chitin. Aren't Protozoa Protists? Protozoa can enter AND leave the skin by way of blood sucking arthropods. ...

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... pigment (carotenoid) transfers the execess energy it has acquired to its neighbouring pigment (carotenoid) ... and so on until it reaches the chlorophyl. This 'activated' chlorophyl molecule then breaks up water to liberate O2. This is called "exciton transfer". The 'down-hill' movement of ...

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