Perbedaan tanaman CAM, C4 dan C3
wety yuningsih · 282 words · 1 min read · EN

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Hi Hi assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh meet me again with me Widyaningsih this time we will discuss the material about the differences between C3 and C4 cam plants pay attention carefully The first is the kyb plant the characteristics of cm plants are living in hot and dry environments where photosynthesis occurs in mesophyll cells and
sheath cells CO2 binding acceptors during the day rubp at night TFT stomata open at night examples are cactus and pineapple plants second C4 plants Nia live in hot environments where photosynthesis occurs in mesophyll and sheath cells CO2 binding acceptors are pbtb the initial product of photosynthesis is oxaloacetate or even carbohydrates there are four carbons
according to the name for example sugar cane corn and rice third is C3 plants with the characteristics of living in environments with high CO2 levels like plants in general where photosynthesis occurs in mesophyll CO2 binding acceptors are erp the initial product is phosphoglycerate or three Vega 3 carbon carbohydrates as the name suggests, for example, mango, peanuts,
we go to the question yes in C4 and CAM plants the same stable compound formed after CO2 fixation is the first compound formed is a four carbon compound as the name suggests C4 well this 4 carbon compound is malic acid or Okta call setup nyampe yes the next question in kso2 plants which is needed for
photosynthesis enters the plant body at as the name suggests camm-1 is tonight tonight through the stomata has finished the discussion of the differences between ksp and C3 plants for the next video we will discuss the sach photosynthesis test practicum don't forget to like and subscribe yes thank you wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
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