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    Membrane Vesicles Known as Chromatophores, Which Function in Photosynthesis, Are
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Membrane Vesicles Known as Chromatophores, Which Function in Photosynthesis, Are

Question 55

Question 55

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Membrane vesicles known as chromatophores, which function in photosynthesis, are commonly found in


A) algae.
B) green sulfur bacteria.
C) most autotrophic organisms.
D) purple phototrophic bacteria.

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