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Photosynthese und lichtabhängige Phosphorylierung

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In dem vorliegenden Abschnitt über die Zusammenhänge zwischen Lichtabhängiger Phosphorylierung und Photosynthese beschränke ich mich auf die Darstellung der bei intakten Pflanzen gemachten Erfahrungen. Die Verhältnisse bei Chloroplasten und Pflanzenextrakten bleiben der gesonderten Darstellung in diesem Handbuch im Beitrag von Arnon “The chloroplast as functional unit in photosynthesis”1 vorbehalten, auf den aber selbstverständlich zum Vergleich für die entwickelten Vorstellungen laufend hingewiesen werden muß. Wir gehen davon aus, daß Beziehungen zwischen der Belichtung und dem Phosphathaushalt der Pflanzen auf recht verschiedene Weise denkbar sind.

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