Option A, accumulate sulfur as intracellular granules.
Explanation:
Purple sulfur bacteria belong to the group of Proteobacteria. These probacterias are anaerobic in nature and yet are able to photosynthesise. They are usually found in water environments such as hot springs, stagnant water etc. They use sulphur (either in the form of sulfide, or thiosulfate) as an electron donor in their photosynthetic activity to oxidise sulfur thereby producing granules of elemental sulfur.
while filamentous sulfur oxidizers use nitrate instead of oxygen to oxidize sulfide thereby producing granules.
Shock Treatment (or Fish Fry) Presently several hundred feet of electrified canal water is all that stands between the most advanced front of Asian carp and a free run to the open waters of Lake Michigan.
it would probably mean that we wouldn't have to eat, or not as much anyway, we aren't outside 24/7 and unlike plants. we move around, so during winter we can't just go dormant nor can we just stand outside. To sum this up, we would probably only have to eat less
