Chloroplasts-Structure, Chemical Composition, Function & Origin

Chloroplasts-Structure, Chemical Composition, Function & Origin

Chloroplasts are organelles specialized for fulfilling the photosynthetic function and represent microst-ructures with the length of 5–10 µm and a diameter of 2–3 µm, with spherical, oval, discoid or ellipsoid shape.

Photosynthesis – Mechanism,History,Importance

Photosynthesis Mechanism

Photosynthesis is the process of solar energy absorption by chlorophyll molecules and its conversion to the energy of chemical bonds by the synthesis of organic substances from carbon dioxide and water.The main photosynthetic organ is the leaf. It has acquired … Read more

Krebs Cycle (Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle)

Krebs Cycle (Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle)   The pyruvic acid that results from glycolysis is subjected to activation during which an acetyl-CoA molecule is formed which goes into the Krebs cycle (tricarboxylic acid cycle). These transformations, as well as the cycle … Read more

Stomatal and Cuticular Transpiration

Stomatal and Cuticular Transpiration   Throughout the period of growth, plant transpiration at the leaf level happens in a proportion of about 90 % through the stomata and 10 % through the cuticle. Stomata are found on the epidermis of … Read more

Role of Water in Plants,Forms Of Water

Role of Water in Plants   Water is the main mineral compound of the living matter, on which practically all the vital processes depend and which maintains the normal physical state of the cell. The physiological function of the plant … Read more

Arbutoid mycorrhiza Development, Structure,and Function

Arbutoid Mycorrhiza Definition:(Arbutoid mycorrhiza) Arbutoid mycorrhiza are found in two families in the order Ericales, the structural features of the mycorrhizas and the fungal species involved are distinct from those of other members of this order. In certain aspects, they resemble … Read more