... chlorophyll were revealed in the mature photosynthetic apparatus with the main emission maxima at 955, 975, and 995 nm and ... emitting chlorophyll molecules in chloroplasts and the contribution of these molecules to chlorophyll fluorescence were ...

... diatomea ( Th. weissflogii ) algae, in which chlorophyll comprises small part of the light-harvesting antenna, Fo intensity per unit of chlorophyll 'a' is about three times higher than in green alga, which has chlorophyll 'a' as a major light-harvesting ...

... amplitude modulation chlorophyll fluorometer (Microscopy PAM, Walz, Effeltrich, Germany) combined with an Axiovert 25 CFL inverted microscope (Carl Zeiss, Germany) to assess photosynthesis at the subcellular level by chlorophyll fluorescence using the ...

... Chlorophyll has different pigments (carotenes, xanthophylls, chlorophyll а and chlorophyll b) of a typical color. ...

... of PSI delayed fluorescence intensity (1) and chlorophyll bleaching rate (2-5) in ... 2-5 - rates of chlorophyll bleaching in control (2), in presence of 1 mM MgBr 2 (3 ... between DF intensity and rate of chlorophyll bleaching in control obtained at ...

... surface signatures of oceanic internal waves, and the surface chlorophyll concentration distribution off Portugal's west coast ... It can be seen that stronger gradients of chlorophyll concentration are coincident with the oceanic internal waves ...

... So, chlorophyll evolves to more complex forms so that it can capture and store enough UV energy to breaking the hydrogen-oxygen bond in water. ...

... 2012 Chlorophyll a Phytylation is Required for the Stability of Photosystems I and II in the Cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 . ...

... Forests appear green because they contain chlorophyll , a pigment that preferentially absorbs red light. ...

... Krupenina N.A., Bulychev A.A. Action potential in a plant cell lowers the light requirement for non-photochemical energy-dependent quenching of chlorophyll fluorescence // Biochim. ...