Biology, 24.04.2020 18:16 auty2925

In a certain prairie community, a dominant prairie grass species has recently been infected with a virus that disrupts one of the electron transport proteins in the chloroplasts of infected cells. 1. Describe the most likely effects on cellular processes (be specific as to which processes and molecules are most likely to be directly affected).

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