
n., pl., -na (-nə).
A stacked membranous structure within a chloroplast that contains the chlorophyll and is the site of the light reactions of photosynthesis.
[Latin grānum, seed. See grain.]
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[Latin grānum, seed. See grain.]
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Oxford Dictionary of Biochemistry:
granum |
| granulose, granulocyte, granule | |
| granzyme, granzyme A, grape sugar |
| graniferous | |
| graniform | |
| granolithic |
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