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Gymnosperms have increased capacity for electron leakage to oxygen (Mehler and PTOX reactions) in photosynthesis compared with angiosperms

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2013

Authors

Shirao, Masayoshi
Kuroki, Shu
Kaneko, Kaoru
Kinjo, Yuriko
Tsuyama, Michito
Forster, Britta
Takahashi, Shunichi
Badger, Murray

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Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists

Abstract

Oxygen plays an important role in photosynthesis by participating in a number of O2-consuming reactions. O2 inhibits CO 2 fixation by stimulating photorespiration, thus reducing plant production. O2 interacts with photosynthetic electron transport in the

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Keywords: Angiosperms; Electron flow; Gymnosperms; Mehler reaction; Photosynthesis

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/73334

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ANU Research Publications

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Plant and Cell Physiology

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Journal article

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10.1093/pcp/pct066

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2037-12-31

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