How are photosynthetic pigments organized?
Correct answer: D. Both A and B are correct
- A. Clusters
- B. Photosystems
- C. Stacks
- D. Both A and B are correct
Explanation
Photosynthetic pigments are organized into clusters called 'photosystems' in the thylakoid membranes. These clusters are crucial for capturing light energy during the lightdependent reactions of photosynthesis. Option D is correct because it acknowledges both the clustering of pigments and their designation as photosystems. Option A is partially correct but does not specify the term 'photosystems'. Option B correctly identifies the term 'photosystems' but does not highlight the clustering aspect. Option C is incorrect because 'stacks' refer to the thylakoid membrane arrangement, not the organization of pigments.
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