When this sequence is followed by altostratus the old farmers were talking about an approaching warm front. In addition, a warm front is well-defined as the changeover area where a warm air mass is substituting a cold air mass. The warm fronts usually move from southwest to northeast and the air in arrears a warm front is warmer and moister than the air ahead of it. When a warm front permits over the air turn out to be markedly warmer and more humid than it was earlier.
<span>The correct answer here is option A.Warm with abundant rainfall</span>
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The ATPs produced during Chemeiosmosis, in the chloroplast is needed during Calvin cycle to fix carbon for production of CHO, protein and fats during conversion of 3C-glyceride phosphate(GP) to 2C- triose phosphate.(TP) .
The ATPs is needed for this reduction to take place in the presence of NADPH(which is oxdized to NADP).
Therefore, if the final electron acceptor is removed, there will be no electron transport chains which generated the PMF, for pumping H+ across into the thylakoid membrane of the chloroplast, to generate the electrochemical gradients, needed for the energy for ATPase synthase enzymes,to synthesize ATPs production.
Therefore, the removal of the electron acceptor (oxygen) leads to stoppage of electron transport chain, and hence loss of ATP s, and therefore, no Carbon fixation as CHO, or protein, or fats.
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