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  • ...bleaching]], which reduces corals’ growth, [[fecundity]], and ability to [[photosynthesis|photosynthesize]]. Corals may take up to a year to recover from the bleachi ...nt 21:1219–1230.</ref> Prolonged exposure to high temperatures can cause [[photosynthesis]] to decline and can eventually cause [[coral bleaching|bleaching]]. Coral
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  • ...ht. All life on Earth depends on the energy received from the Sun and by [[photosynthesis]] this energy is converted into plant life and atmospheric oxygen. The [[fo
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  • ...molecules, cells, and tissues, the responses of those biological entities, photosynthesis, bioluminescence. In [[Photomedicine|medicine]], therapists employ various
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  • ..."Proline-Rich Peptide from the Coral Pathogen Vibrio shiloi That Inhibits Photosynthesis of Zooxanthellae." Applied Environmental Microbiology. 67 (2001): 1536-541.
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  • * [[Photosynthesis]]
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  • ...ith frog muscle.</ref>, [[thermodynamics]]<ref>J. Mayer's proposition that photosynthesis is an energy conversion process</ref>, [[optics]]<ref>Ludvig von Helmholtz
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  • ...ious until later experiments, which delved into the process now known as [[photosynthesis]]. ...Senebier]] showed that [[carbon dioxide]] was absorbed by plants during [[photosynthesis]]. In 1804, [[Nicolas-Théodore de Saussure|Nicolas de Saussure]] discovere
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  • ...ious until later experiments, which delved into the process now known as [[photosynthesis]]. ...Senebier]] showed that [[carbon dioxide]] was absorbed by plants during [[photosynthesis]]. In 1804, [[Nicolas-Théodore de Saussure|Nicolas de Saussure]] discovere
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  • ...ntially sunlight converted into chemical energy with the help of plants' [[photosynthesis]]. Like wind and water derived power, this is indirect solar power and not
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  • ...ation-reduction reactions, energized by sunlight, mediate the process of [[photosynthesis]], which liberates oxygen from water through transfer of electrons to the c ...85615. | [http://books.google.com/books?id=pmLONFfMUBgC&dq=WILLIAM+Hopkins+photosynthesis&source=gbs_navlinks_s Google Books preview, in particular chapter introduci
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  • ...od of hundreds of years. Nearly ½ of all oxygen we breathe is generated by photosynthesis of marine plants. Approximately 48% of all carbon produced by burning fossi
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  • ...host coral, while the host receives the immense energetic benefits of the photosynthesis conducted by ''S. microadriaticum''. A similar relationship exists between ...struction of the pH gradient and hence, the organism’s ability to conduct photosynthesis. Without this process, both the ''S. microadriaticum'' and its host coral s
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  • ...ght-driven proton pump. This type of metabolism is not considered to be [[photosynthesis]] but rather [[photophosphorylation]], since it generates energy, but does ...c [[bacteria]] [[electron]] flow is cyclic, with all [[electron]]s used in photosynthesis eventually being transferred back to the single reaction center. A [[proto
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  • ...of life only became feasible after sufficient oxygen had been supplied by photosynthesis.
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  • ...its biomass comes from carbon dioxide absorbed from the atmosphere (see [[photosynthesis]]). Above ground, the trunk gives height to the leaf-bearing branches, aidi
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  • ...his field. Plant ecophysiology addresses such things as the response of [[photosynthesis]] and [[growth]] to environmental factors, while animal ecophysiology relat
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  • *''[[Synechocystis]]'', a photosynthetic [[cyanobacteria]] widely used in [[photosynthesis]] research. ...lamydomonas reinhardtii]]'' - a unicellular [[green alga]] used to study [[photosynthesis]], [[flagella]] and [[motility]], regulation of [[metabolism]], cell-cell r
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  • ...(0.036–100%). There is a strong increase in the microalgal biomass during photosynthesis when CO2 is high. However, microalgal biomass increase also requires high l
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  • ...re [[heterotroph]]s. This means they do not fix their own carbon through [[photosynthesis]], but use carbon fixed by other organisms for [[metabolism]]. Fungi are no ...tes to the fungus sugars and other carbohydrates that it manufactures from photosynthesis, while the fungus donates water and mineral nutrients that the hyphal netwo
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