kyanophyll (Meaning)
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kyanophyll (n.)
Same as Cyanophyll.
Synonyms & Antonyms of kyanophyll
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kyanophyll Sentence Examples
- The kyanophyll pigment in algae contributes to their vibrant blue-green coloration.
- Cyanobacteria possess a pigment system known as kyanophyll, which aids in photosynthesis.
- Kyanophyll, a type of phycobilin, is an accessory pigment involved in light absorption.
- The presence of kyanophyll in cyanobacteria enables them to thrive in diverse aquatic environments.
- The kyanophyll content in algae is influenced by factors such as light intensity and nutrient availability.
- Researchers have identified kyanophyll as a potential bioresource for the production of blue dyes.
- Kyanophyll exhibits unique spectral properties that make it a promising candidate for biomedical applications.
- The kyanophyll molecule has a complex structure, consisting of a bilin chromophore and a protein moiety.
- The evolutionary significance of kyanophyll in photosynthetic organisms remains an active area of research.
- Kyanophyll, along with other photosynthetic pigments, plays a crucial role in maintaining the Earth's atmospheric equilibrium.
FAQs About the word kyanophyll
Same as Cyanophyll.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The kyanophyll pigment in algae contributes to their vibrant blue-green coloration.
Cyanobacteria possess a pigment system known as kyanophyll, which aids in photosynthesis.
Kyanophyll, a type of phycobilin, is an accessory pigment involved in light absorption.
The presence of kyanophyll in cyanobacteria enables them to thrive in diverse aquatic environments.
