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Dictionary » C » Carbon fixation Carbon fixationCarbon fixation (Science: plant biology) The process by which photosynthetic organisms such as plants turn inorganic carbon (usually carbon dioxide) into organic compounds (us. Carbohydrates). ![]()
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Results from our forumPhotosynthesis questionin C4 photosynthesis, does carbon fixation take place in the mesophyll and then transferred to the bundle-sheath cells where CO2 is released ...
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Re: Prokaryotes QuestionWikipedia has a list of prokaryote organelles: carboxysome - carbon fixation chlorosome - photosynthesis flagellum - movement in external medium magnetosome - magnetic ...
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Re: Heterotrophs and Carbon FixationHeterotrophs are just opposite to autotrophs. The carbon fixing mechanism is quite differnt too! ----------------- saranya.l Blaze Infotech
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Heterotrophs and Carbon Fixation... some old notes concerning microbial metabolism, and I came up on a problem. In some of my notes, I have it written that heterotrophs use pre-fixed carbon in the form of organics to meet their need of a carbon source because they cannot fix their own carbon. In other notes, however, I have it written ...
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Photosynthesis Trivia... 3. The net equation for photosynthesis produces (A.) water and carbon dioxide (B.) water and oxygen (C.) carbohydrate and carbon dioxide ... acid (C.) oxaloacetate (D.) carbon dioxide (E.) none of these 13. The fixation of carbon dioxide into energy rich glucose occurs during (A.) glycolysis ...
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