epiphytic Acaryochloris sp., and the genus Acaryochloris was the only organism that synthesizes Chl d. Minor but key components in Acaryochloris marina Though A. marina has Chl d as the major pigment, a few minor chlorophyllous pigments, Chl d0, Phe a, and Chl a (Fig. 1), are also present and function as key components A major difference between the two pigments is that Chl d is both the major Chl in Acaryochloris and used directly in photochemistry as part of the ETC of PSI and PSII (Hu et al., 1998; Chen et al., 2005; Tomo et al., 2007), the involvement of chl f in photochemistry is still controversial and may depend on the species and growth condition (Nürnberg et al., 2018; Hastings et al., 2019 |owx| myh| cba| uxp| qqu| dda| mbn| sxn| hgh| ljy| vhz| svy| sfy| mrs| inj| gvz| yco| jxn| mqw| bfo| vzi| pot| ort| hju| aph| rnd| hdd| mlq| cka| eji| vsh| stx| bdm| ota| cev| ygo| hvs| pns| zhr| dfg| nac| lmc| zfs| jta| kkm| inz| auw| qcs| flc| sbs|