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Biochemische Variabilität der Photosynthese: Photoreduktion und verwandte Photosynthesetypen

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Die CO2-Assimilation / The Assimilation of Carbon Dioxide

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Lange Zeit hindurch wurde der Mechanismus der Photosynthese grüner Pflanzen für starr und unwandelbar gehalten. Die ersten Zweifel an der Berechtigung dieser Ansicht kamen auf, als Nakamura (1937, 1938) die Beobachtung machte, daß bei einer Blaualge (Oscillatoria spec.) und einer Diatomee (Pinnularia spec.) die Photosynthese durch H2S nicht gehemmt wird. Es fand vielmehr bei diesen Algen im Licht eine CO2-Reduktion bei gleichzeitiger Absorption von H2S statt, und an Stelle der normalen photosynthetischen O2-Entwicklung wurde Schwefel in den Zellen ausgeschieden.

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Kessler, E. (1960). Biochemische Variabilität der Photosynthese: Photoreduktion und verwandte Photosynthesetypen. In: Pirson, A. (eds) Die CO2-Assimilation / The Assimilation of Carbon Dioxide. Handbuch der Pflanzenphysiologie / Encyclopedia of Plant Physiology, vol 5. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94798-8_33

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