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Dictionary » G » Granum GranumDefinition noun, plural: grana The collective term for the stack of thylakoids within the chloroplast of plant cells.
The granum contains the light harvesting system composed of chlorophyll and phospholipids.
See also: thylakoid, chlorphlast ![]()
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Results from our forumsimilarity/difference between mitochondria & choloroplas structural similarity is that they are both have to parts in chloroplast its the granum and the stoma. in mitochondrion u have the inner part where kreb is involved the the cristae. they both have two parts to handle carbon fixation .my guess. Only the chloroplast ...
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similarity/difference between mitochondria & choloroplasstructural similarity is that they are both have to parts in chloroplast its the granum and the stoma. in mitochondrion u have the inner part where kreb is involved the the cristae. they both have two parts to handle carbon fixation.my guess. one of the structural ...
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Can someone please explain splitting water?Photolysis (in the granum): where light separates water into Oxygen- which is released as a by-product, and Hydrogen- which is used furthur in the photosynthesis stages. In other words the water is oxidised.
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