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Energy efficiency of photosynthesis by Chlorella
Publication Date Jan 1, 1955
Abstract
The quantum efficiency of photosynthesis by Chlorella pyrenoidosa was determined by following the gas exchanges between oxygen and carbon dioxide, using a magnetic oxygen meter and an infrared carbon dioxide gas analyzer. It was found that on the average, 8.9 ± 1.0 photons are required to fix one molecule of oxygen or carbon dioxide. Cultures from different laboratories showed no appreciable difference in yields.
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Oxygen Meter Chlorella Pyrenoidosa Molecule Of Oxygen Efficiency Of Photosynthesis Carbon Dioxide Molecule Of Carbon Dioxide Gas Exchanges Magnetic Meter Quantum Efficiency Of Photosynthesis Infrared Carbon Dioxide
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