Thylakoids removed from chloroplasts were kept in an illuminated culture having CO2 and water. However, it did not produce sugar because of

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Thylakoids removed from chloroplasts were kept in an illuminated culture having CO2 and water. However, it did not produce sugar because of (A) absence of enzymes (B) non-linking of PS I and PS II (C) absence of light trapping molecules (D) non formation of assimilatory power

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When thylakoids removed from chloroplast were kept in illuminated culture, having carbon dioxide and water would not be able to synthesize hexose sugar in the absence of an enzyme. These are the sites for light dependent reaction of photosynthesis.

Q. Thylakoids removed from chloroplasts were kept in an illuminated culture having CO2​ and water. However, it did not produce sugar because of

absence of enzymes

non-linking of PS I and PS II

absence of light trapping molecules

non formation of assimilatory power

When thylakoids removed from chloroplast were kept in illuminated culture, having carbon dioxide and water would not be able to synthesize hexose sugar in the absence of an enzyme. These are the sites for light dependent reaction of photosynthesis.

Q. Thylakoids removed from chloroplasts were kept in an illuminated culture having $C O_{2}$ and water. However, it did not produce sugar because of