Chlorophyll f, which occurs in some species of cyanobacteria that grow under low illumination, has an absorption
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Chlorophyll f, which occurs in some species of cyanobacteria that grow under low illumination, has an absorption maximum of 706 nm, whereas other types of chlorophylls show absorption maxima at shorter wavelengths. Why is it advantageous for the cyanobacteria to produce chlorophyll f?
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The production of chlorophyll f by some species of cyanobacteria that grow under low illumination is advantageous for several reasons primarily relate...View the full answer
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