(Ciencias de Joseleg)(Biología)(Introducción y biología
celular)(La
fotosíntesis) (Introducción)(Generalidades
de la fotosíntesis)(Física
de la fotosíntesis)(Destino
de los átomos en la fotosíntesis)(Reacciones
de la luz 1, la oxidación del agua)(Reacciones
de la luz 2, Cadena de transporte de electrones y fosforilación)(Introducción
a las reacciones de la oscuridad)(Etapa
de fijación de carbono en las plantas C3)(Etapa
de fijación de carbono en las plantas CAM y C4)(Etapa
de regeneración de la RuBP)(Etapa
de síntesis de carbohidratos)(Evolución
de la fotosíntesis)(Referencias
bibliográficas)(Versión
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