n.
Phosphorylation induced by radiant energy in photosynthesis.
photophosphorylation
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pho·to·phos·phor·y·la·tion (fō'tō-fŏs'fôr-ə-lā'shən, -fər-)  |
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 | phosphorylation (process – in chemistry) |
| photosynthesis |
| Chemiosmosis |
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