Lecture

Photosynthesis: Oxygenic Process

Description

This lecture covers the process of oxygenic photosynthesis, where organisms capture energy from sunlight to produce oxygen. It discusses the pigments and photosynthetic membranes involved, the importance of light wavelength, and the electron flow via the Z scheme. The lecture also explores oxygenic phototrophs like cyanobacteria, major primary producers in oceans and freshwater.

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