Its signature Kranz anatomy is characterized by agranular, starch-rich chloroplasts in the bundle sheath cells that comprise the inner ring of the cells surrounding the vascular bundle.
Organisms of this type, such as Flaveria, were once thought to compartmentalize cysteine synthesis and glutathione synthesis. Its signature Kranz anatomy is characterized by agranular, starch-rich chloroplasts in the bundle sheath cells that comprise the inner ring of the cells surrounding the vascular bundle. Because it physically separates carbon fixation from respiration by sequestering rubisco, this pathway, also known as the Hatch- Slack pathway, allows plants to build up carbon dioxide stores in their leaves and minimizes photorespiration. FTP, name this photosynthetic pathway used by sugarcane and maize whose name refers to the number of carbons in its intermediate, oxaloacetate.
Organisms of this type, such as Flaveria, were once thought to compartmentalize cysteine synthesis and glutathione synthesis.
{C4} cycle or C4 plants (accept early {Hatch-Slack} pathway)