Chlorophyll Fluorescence

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What are F_m' and F_m⁰?

F_m' is the light-adapted maximum fluorescence; obtained after a saturating pulse of light. F_m⁰ is the maximum fluorescence; obtained in the absence of photochemical quenching.

F_m' is the is the minimum fluorescence; obtained in the absence of photochemical quenching. F_m⁰ is the light-adapted minimum fluorescence; obtained after a saturating pulse of light.

F_m' is the is the maximum fluorescence; obtained in the absence of photochemical quenching. F_m⁰ is the light-adapted maximum fluorescence; obtained after a saturating pulse of light.

F_m' is the light-adapted minimum fluorescence; obtained after a saturating pulse of light. F_m⁰ is the minimum fluorescence; obtained in the absence of photochemical quenching.