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Photosynthesis (/ˌfoʊtəˈsɪnθəsɪs/ FOH-tə-SINTH-ə-sis) is a
system of
biological processes by
which photosynthetic organisms, such as most plants, algae...
- such as
Neottia and Corallorhiza, lack chlorophyll, so are
unable to
photosynthesise. Instead,
these species obtain energy and
nutrients by parasitising...
- have mobility, the
ability to take in
solid food, and the
ability to
photosynthesise. This type of micro-organism can take in
substances such as detritus...
- non-photosynthetic
Chromista have
secondarily lost the
ability to
photosynthesise. Its
members might have
arisen independently as
separate evolutionary...
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pitcher plant attract,
catch and trap
insects Carnivorous plants can
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- do not
photosynthesise.
Because the
fungi that myco-heterotrophic
plants gain
sugars from in turn gain them from
plants that do
photosynthesise, they are...
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species of
epiphytic cacti. It has no leaves,
instead having stems that
photosynthesise. It is
thought to be
pollinated by hawkmoths, as the
flowers only open...
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yeasts and moulds.
Fungi have no chlorophyll, and are not able to
photosynthesise. They
cannot use
atmospheric carbon dioxide as a
source of carbon,...
- awned.
Producing awns
incurs a cost in
grain number, but
wheat awns
photosynthesise more
efficiently than
their leaves with
regards to
water usage, so...
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becomes insignificant. Most of the
Viscaceae bear
evergreen leaves that
photosynthesise effectively, and
photosynthesis proceeds within their green, fleshy...
