Copper (Cu) is a cofactor in proteins that are involved in electron transfer reactions and is an
essential micronutrient for plants. Copper delivery is accomplished by the concerted action …

Transition metals are involved in essential biological processes in plants since they are
cofactors of metalloproteins and also act as regulator elements. Particularly, plant …

Previous studies have demonstrated that the independent stimulation of either electron
transport or RuBP regeneration can increase the rate of photosynthetic carbon assimilation …

Chloroplasts of land plants characteristically contain grana, cylindrical stacks of thylakoid
membranes. A granum consists of a core of appressed membranes, two stroma-exposed …

Light and copper are important environmental determinants of plant growth and
development. Despite the wealth of knowledge on both light and copper signaling, the …

The composition of the photosynthetic apparatus of higher plants is dynamically adjusted to
long-term changes in environmental conditions such as growth light intensity and light …

Plants require sunlight, water, CO 2, and essential nutrients to drive photosynthesis and
fulfill their life cycle. The photosynthetic apparatus resides in chloroplasts and fundamentally …

Although photosynthesis is the most important source for biomass and grain yield, a lack of
correlation between photosynthesis and plant yield among different genotypes of various …

Photosynthesis started to evolve some 3.5 billion years ago CO2 is the substrate for
photosynthesis and in the past 200–250 years, atmospheric levels have approximately …

Photosynthetic acclimation, the ability to adjust the composition of the thylakoid membrane
to optimise the efficiency of electron transfer to the prevailing light conditions, is crucial to …