Our present-day understanding of the light-driven processes of photosynthesis has reached a high level, as detailed by Leibl and Mathis in Chapter 3, although there remain some unanswered questions. The dark, carbon fixation processes are also very well understood, as described by Edwards and Walker in Chapter 4. In this section, we shall summarise the main components of photosynthetic reaction centres and their structures and functions, and then briefly sketch in the dark chemistry that results in the fixation of atmospheric C02 as carbohydrates.
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