Which of the following is a correct feature of photosystems?
A
P700is the reaction centre of PS II
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B
PS I is a pheophytin-quinone type reaction centre
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C
Last electron acceptor is Plastoquinone in PS II
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D
Photolysis is associated with PS II
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Solution
The correct option is D Photolysis is associated with PS II Photosynthesis has two stages:
Light reaction and dark reaction.
Light reaction can be of two types:
Non-cyclic photophosphorylation and cyclic photophosphorylation.
In non-cyclic photophosporylation, there are two photosystems. PS II is followed by PS I.
P680 is the reaction centre of PS II. PS II is also known as a pheophytin-quinone type reaction centre. Splitting of water is associated with PS II. This electron is given to P+680. Plastoquinone is the last electron acceptor in PS II. Plastocyanin transfers electrons between cytochrome b6f and P+700.
P700 is the reaction centre of PS I. PS I is also known as Fe-S type reaction centre. The last electron acceptor in PS I is ferredoxin.