Light-absorbing pigments that are not at the reaction center of a photosystem:

a. are all constructed from chlorophyll.

b. are free floating in the stroma.

c. increase the amount of the visible light spectrum that can be harnessed for photosynthesis.

d. enable photosynthesis to occur in the dark for a short period of time.

e. are identical in all plant species.

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Steve Mcclain

14 February, 18:35

Light-absorbing pigments that are not at the reaction center of a photosystem:

a. are all constructed from chlorophyll.

b. are free floating in the stroma.

c. increase the amount of the visible light spectrum that can be harnessed for photosynthesis.

d. enable photosynthesis to occur in the dark for a short period of time.

e. are identical in all plant species.

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Kiley Neal · Answer 1

Light absorbing pigment that are not at the reaction center of a photosystem increases the amount of the visible light spectrum that can be harnessed for photosynthesis (answer C). The chlorophyll is the reaction center. whereby light is absorbed by chlorophyll and molecules are bound to reaction center protein in the thylakoid membrane.