Maximum quantum yield and action spectrum of photosynthesis and fluorescence in Chlorella.
@article{Govindjee1968MaximumQY, title={Maximum quantum yield and action spectrum of photosynthesis and fluorescence in Chlorella.}, author={R. Govindjee and E. Rabinowitch and Govindjee}, journal={Biochimica et biophysica acta}, year={1968}, volume={162 4}, pages={ 539-44 } }
SUMMARY The maximum yield of oxygen production in Chlorella was found, in new, systematic experiments, not to exceed o.12, under a great variety of conditions. Measurements were made on autospores and other synchronous cultures, at different CO~ concentrations, at very low light intensities, and in the presence of 'catalytic' amounts of blue light. The action spectra (quantum yield as a function of wavelength) of photosynthesis, and of chlorophyll a fluorescence in vivo, were measured on the… CONTINUE READING
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