Laboratory 11

Light and Photosynthesis

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Transmission electron micrograph of a chloroplast.

A.  Pigment Separation by Paper Chromatography

B.  Properties of Chlorophyll

Spectroscope.

Unfiltered light source.

Chlorophyll A

Xanthophyll.

 

Photosynthetic pigment extract.  Reflected light (left), fluorescence (right).

C.  Requirement of Light for Photosynthesis

Experimental treatment.

Left to right; pigments removed, untreated leaf stained with iodine, treated leaf stained with iodine.

D.  Requirement of Chlorophyll for Photosynthesis

Left to right; coleus leaf, pigments removed, stained with iodine.

 

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