Answer:
phyllotaxy
photosynthesis
chloroplasts
chlorophyll
energy
oxidation
oxygen
reduction
independent
stroma
Explanation:
The arrangement of leaves that provide maximum exposure to sunlight is referred to as leaf phyllotaxy that reduces overlapping and overshadowing of leaves and supports maximum photosynsthesis.
The contains numerous chlorophyll molecules that trap the light energy for the oxidation of water and producing oxygen (O2) atoms required for carbon (IV) oxide reduction in light-independent, which takes place in the stroma of the chloroplast.
Hence, the correct answer in a sequential manner is as follows:
phyllotaxy
photosynthesis
chloroplasts
chlorophyll
energy
oxidation
oxygen
reduction
independent
stroma
Glucose and oxygen are the input molecules
The heads of the phospholipids, which are positioned outwards on both layers, are hydrophilic. The trails of both layers are hydrophobic and face inwards, and protected by the outer layers.
Well, it seems like a multiple choice question and you didn't provide answers so I took the liberty of looking it up for you. The answer is "Large Evergreen leaves". Hope this helps
