Question

A plant with photosynthesis roots is
(This question has multiple correct option)
A. Trapa
B. Tinospora
C. Momordica
D. Mirabilia
E. Ceratophyllum

Answer 1

Hint: Trapa and tinospora are the roots are aerial and green containing chlorophyll and help to absorb the photosynthesis and sunlight during the plant with photosynthetic roots. And when the roots start photosynthesis they are called assimilatory roots. And a complete photosynthetic unit of plant regarded as a chloroplasts.

Complete answer:
The plant growth patterns respond during the sunlight process called photo morphogenesis. And completely different from the photosynthesis where light is used as a source of energy. On the other side photosynthesis is the process in which transformation of the light energy into the chemical energy of the green plants. Green plants absorb the light energy from the sunlight and are used to convert carbon dioxide, water, minerals into oxygen during the process of photosynthesis.
 But there would soon be little organic compounds and food on the earth with the ceasing of photosynthesis. And most of the earth’s atmosphere would become devoid of gaseous oxygen and most organisms will disappear. Only Chemosynthetic bacteria which can utilizes the chemical energy of certain inorganic compounds and not depend upon the sunlight able to exist under such conditions.

Therefore the correct option is (A, B).

Note: The initial light driven charge separation of photosynthetic reactions take place in the photosynthetic unit that is a complex form of the proteins and pigments help to couple the center reaction. And the energy storage molecules obtained during the photosynthesis are ATP and NADPH.