• Warren L. Butler; a tribute to a friend and fellow scientist.- Publications of Warren L. Butler on Photosynthesis compiled.- I. Photosynthetic Unit; the Antenna System; and the Photosynthetic Pigments.- *1. The Optical Cross Section and Absolute Size of a Photosynthetic Unit.- *2. Organization of the Photosynthetic Units, and Onset of Electron Transport and Excitation Energy Distribution in Greening Leaves.- *3. Chlorophyll-Protein Complexes.- 4. Relationships among Cell Chlorophyll Content, Photosystem II Light-harvesting and the Quantum Yield for Oxygen Production in Chlorella.- 5. A Consideration of the Organization of Chloroplast Photosystem I.- 6. A High Molecular Weight Terminal Pigment “Anchor Polypeptide”) and a Minor Blue Polypeptide from Phycobilisomes of the Cyanobacterium Nostoc sp. (Mac): Isolation and Characterization.- 7. Exciton Interactions in Phycoerythrin.- 8. The Light-harvesting Chlorophyll a/b Protein Acts as a Torque Aligning Chloroplasts in a Magnetic Field.- 9. Relative Sensitivity of Various Spectral Forms of Photosynthetic Pigments to Leaf Senescence in Wheat (Triticum Aestevum L.).- II. Excitation and Energy Migration; Regulation of Energy Transfer; State Transition; and Variable Chlorohyll a Fluorescence.- *10. Energy Migration and Exciton Trapping in Green Plant Photosynthesis.- *11. Regulation of Energy Transfer by Cations and Protein Phosphorylation in Relation to Thylakoid Membrane Organization.- *12. Mono-Di-Tri- and Polypartite Models in Photosynthesis.- 13. Influence of Thylakoid Protein Phosphorylation and Photosynthetic Electron Transport and Photophosphorylation.- 14. Energy Distribution in the Photochemical Apparatus of Porphyridium cruentum: Picosecond Fluorescence Spectroscopy of Cells in State 1 and State 2 at 77K.- 15.Analysis of Emerson Enhancement under Conditions Where Photosystem II is Inhibited: Are the Two Photosystems indeed separated?.- 16. Observation of Enhancement and State Transitions in Isolated Intact Chloroplasts.- 17. Energy-Dependent Quenching of Dark-level Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Intact Leaves.- 18. Mechanisms of Chlorophyll Fluorescence Revisited: Prompt or Delayed Emission from Photosystem II with Closed Reaction Centers.- 19. Evidence that the Variable Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is not Recombination Fluorescence.- 20. Radiationless Transitions as a Protection Mechanism against Photoinhibition in Higher Plants and a Red Alga.- III. Reaction Centers; Primary Photochemistry; and Early Acceptors and Donors.- *21. Electron Donors and Acceptors in Photosynthetic Reaction Centers.- 22. Influence of Magnetic Fields on the P-870 Triplet State in Rps. sphaeroides Reaction Centers.- 23. Photoreduction of Pheophytin in Photosystem II of the Whole Cells of Green Algae and Cyanobacteria.- IV. Electron Transfer in Photosynthesis; Components.- *24. Electron Transfer through Photosystem II Acceptors: Interactions with Anions.- *25. Inhibitors of Photosystem II and the Topology of the Herbicide and QB Binding Polypeptide in the Thylakoid Membrane.- *26. On the Structure and Function of Cytochrome b-559.- *27. Reverse Electron Flow in Chloroplasts.- *28. Multidisciplinary Research in Photosynthesis: A Case History Based on Chlamydomonas.- 29. ENDOR Characterization and D2O Exchange in the Z+./D+ Radical in Photosystem II.- 30. pH Dependent Stabilization of S2QA? and S2QB? Charge Pairs Studied by Thermoluminescence.- 31. pH Dependent Conformational Changes and Electrostatic Effects in Plastocyanin.- 32. Stimulation and Inhibition of Photosystem IIElectron Transport in Cyanobacteria by Ions Interacting with Cytoplasmic Face of Thylakoids.- V. Oxygen Evolution; Components; and Mechanisms.- *33. Reaction Sequences from Light Absorption to the Cleavage of Water in Photosynthesis.- *34. Modification of Oxygen Evoling Center by Tris-Washing.- 35. Characterization of a Photosystem II Reaction Center Complex Isolated by Exposure of PSII Membranes to a Non-Ionic Detergent and High Concentrations of NaCl.- 36. Light-dependent Inactivation of Photosynthetic Oxygen Evolution During NaCl Treatment of Photosystem II Particles: the Role of the 24KDa Protein.- 37. The Relation between the Chloride Status of the Photosynthetic Water Splitting Complex and the Inhibitory Effectiveness of Amines.- VI. Photosynthetic Bacteria: Metabolism.- *38. Active Transport in Phototrophic Bacteria.- 39. Accumulation of Silver by Chromatium vinosum from Solutions Containing Silver Thiosulfate.

'... this is a valuable book that adequately updates the literature in this fascinating and fast-moving area of research.' '... a book for specialists ...' Phytochemistry, Vol. 26, 1987.

• Warren L. Butler; a tribute to a friend and fellow scientist.- Publications of Warren L. Butler on Photosynthesis compiled.- I. Photosynthetic Unit; the Antenna System; and the Photosynthetic Pigments.- *1. The Optical Cross Section and Absolute Size of a Photosynthetic Unit.- *2. Organization of the Photosynthetic Units, and Onset of Electron Transport and Excitation Energy Distribution in Greening Leaves.- *3. Chlorophyll-Protein Complexes.- 4. Relationships among Cell Chlorophyll Content, Photosystem II Light-harvesting and the Quantum Yield for Oxygen Production in Chlorella.- 5. A Consideration of the Organization of Chloroplast Photosystem I.- 6. A High Molecular Weight Terminal Pigment “Anchor Polypeptide”) and a Minor Blue Polypeptide from Phycobilisomes of the Cyanobacterium Nostoc sp. (Mac): Isolation and Characterization.- 7. Exciton Interactions in Phycoerythrin.- 8. The Light-harvesting Chlorophyll a/b Protein Acts as a Torque Aligning Chloroplasts in a Magnetic Field.- 9. Relative Sensitivity of Various Spectral Forms of Photosynthetic Pigments to Leaf Senescence in Wheat (Triticum Aestevum L.).- II. Excitation and Energy Migration; Regulation of Energy Transfer; State Transition; and Variable Chlorohyll a Fluorescence.- *10. Energy Migration and Exciton Trapping in Green Plant Photosynthesis.- *11. Regulation of Energy Transfer by Cations and Protein Phosphorylation in Relation to Thylakoid Membrane Organization.- *12. Mono-Di-Tri- and Polypartite Models in Photosynthesis.- 13. Influence of Thylakoid Protein Phosphorylation and Photosynthetic Electron Transport and Photophosphorylation.- 14. Energy Distribution in the Photochemical Apparatus of Porphyridium cruentum: Picosecond Fluorescence Spectroscopy of Cells in State 1 and State 2 at 77K.- 15.Analysis of Emerson Enhancement under Conditions Where Photosystem II is Inhibited: Are the Two Photosystems indeed separated?.- 16. Observation of Enhancement and State Transitions in Isolated Intact Chloroplasts.- 17. Energy-Dependent Quenching of Dark-level Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Intact Leaves.- 18. Mechanisms of Chlorophyll Fluorescence Revisited: Prompt or Delayed Emission from Photosystem II with Closed Reaction Centers.- 19. Evidence that the Variable Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is not Recombination Fluorescence.- 20. Radiationless Transitions as a Protection Mechanism against Photoinhibition in Higher Plants and a Red Alga.- III. Reaction Centers; Primary Photochemistry; and Early Acceptors and Donors.- *21. Electron Donors and Acceptors in Photosynthetic Reaction Centers.- 22. Influence of Magnetic Fields on the P-870 Triplet State in Rps. sphaeroides Reaction Centers.- 23. Photoreduction of Pheophytin in Photosystem II of the Whole Cells of Green Algae and Cyanobacteria.- IV. Electron Transfer in Photosynthesis; Components.- *24. Electron Transfer through Photosystem II Acceptors: Interactions with Anions.- *25. Inhibitors of Photosystem II and the Topology of the Herbicide and QB Binding Polypeptide in the Thylakoid Membrane.- *26. On the Structure and Function of Cytochrome b-559.- *27. Reverse Electron Flow in Chloroplasts.- *28. Multidisciplinary Research in Photosynthesis: A Case History Based on Chlamydomonas.- 29. ENDOR Characterization and D2O Exchange in the Z+./D+ Radical in Photosystem II.- 30. pH Dependent Stabilization of S2QA? and S2QB? Charge Pairs Studied by Thermoluminescence.- 31. pH Dependent Conformational Changes and Electrostatic Effects in Plastocyanin.- 32. Stimulation and Inhibition of Photosystem IIElectron Transport in Cyanobacteria by Ions Interacting with Cytoplasmic Face of Thylakoids.- V. Oxygen Evolution; Components; and Mechanisms.- *33. Reaction Sequences from Light Absorption to the Cleavage of Water in Photosynthesis.- *34. Modification of Oxygen Evoling Center by Tris-Washing.- 35. Characterization of a Photosystem II Reaction Center Complex Isolated by Exposure of PSII Membranes to a Non-Ionic Detergent and High Concentrations of NaCl.- 36. Light-dependent Inactivation of Photosynthetic Oxygen Evolution During NaCl Treatment of Photosystem II Particles: the Role of the 24KDa Protein.- 37. The Relation between the Chloride Status of the Photosynthetic Water Splitting Complex and the Inhibitory Effectiveness of Amines.- VI. Photosynthetic Bacteria: Metabolism.- *38. Active Transport in Phototrophic Bacteria.- 39. Accumulation of Silver by Chromatium vinosum from Solutions Containing Silver Thiosulfate.

'... this is a valuable book that adequately updates the literature in this fascinating and fast-moving area of research.' '... a book for specialists ...' Phytochemistry, Vol. 26, 1987.

• Warren L. Butler; a tribute to a friend and fellow scientist.- Publications of Warren L. Butler on Photosynthesis compiled.- I. Photosynthetic Unit; the Antenna System; and the Photosynthetic Pigments.- *1. The Optical Cross Section and Absolute Size of a Photosynthetic Unit.- *2. Organization of the Photosynthetic Units, and Onset of Electron Transport and Excitation Energy Distribution in Greening Leaves.- *3. Chlorophyll-Protein Complexes.- 4. Relationships among Cell Chlorophyll Content, Photosystem II Light-harvesting and the Quantum Yield for Oxygen Production in Chlorella.- 5. A Consideration of the Organization of Chloroplast Photosystem I.- 6. A High Molecular Weight Terminal Pigment “Anchor Polypeptide”) and a Minor Blue Polypeptide from Phycobilisomes of the Cyanobacterium Nostoc sp. (Mac): Isolation and Characterization.- 7. Exciton Interactions in Phycoerythrin.- 8. The Light-harvesting Chlorophyll a/b Protein Acts as a Torque Aligning Chloroplasts in a Magnetic Field.- 9. Relative Sensitivity of Various Spectral Forms of Photosynthetic Pigments to Leaf Senescence in Wheat (Triticum Aestevum L.).- II. Excitation and Energy Migration; Regulation of Energy Transfer; State Transition; and Variable Chlorohyll a Fluorescence.- *10. Energy Migration and Exciton Trapping in Green Plant Photosynthesis.- *11. Regulation of Energy Transfer by Cations and Protein Phosphorylation in Relation to Thylakoid Membrane Organization.- *12. Mono-Di-Tri- and Polypartite Models in Photosynthesis.- 13. Influence of Thylakoid Protein Phosphorylation and Photosynthetic Electron Transport and Photophosphorylation.- 14. Energy Distribution in the Photochemical Apparatus of Porphyridium cruentum: Picosecond Fluorescence Spectroscopy of Cells in State 1 and State 2 at 77K.- 15.Analysis of Emerson Enhancement under Conditions Where Photosystem II is Inhibited: Are the Two Photosystems indeed separated?.- 16. Observation of Enhancement and State Transitions in Isolated Intact Chloroplasts.- 17. Energy-Dependent Quenching of Dark-level Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Intact Leaves.- 18. Mechanisms of Chlorophyll Fluorescence Revisited: Prompt or Delayed Emission from Photosystem II with Closed Reaction Centers.- 19. Evidence that the Variable Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is not Recombination Fluorescence.- 20. Radiationless Transitions as a Protection Mechanism against Photoinhibition in Higher Plants and a Red Alga.- III. Reaction Centers; Primary Photochemistry; and Early Acceptors and Donors.- *21. Electron Donors and Acceptors in Photosynthetic Reaction Centers.- 22. Influence of Magnetic Fields on the P-870 Triplet State in Rps. sphaeroides Reaction Centers.- 23. Photoreduction of Pheophytin in Photosystem II of the Whole Cells of Green Algae and Cyanobacteria.- IV. Electron Transfer in Photosynthesis; Components.- *24. Electron Transfer through Photosystem II Acceptors: Interactions with Anions.- *25. Inhibitors of Photosystem II and the Topology of the Herbicide and QB Binding Polypeptide in the Thylakoid Membrane.- *26. On the Structure and Function of Cytochrome b-559.- *27. Reverse Electron Flow in Chloroplasts.- *28. Multidisciplinary Research in Photosynthesis: A Case History Based on Chlamydomonas.- 29. ENDOR Characterization and D2O Exchange in the Z+./D+ Radical in Photosystem II.- 30. pH Dependent Stabilization of S2QA? and S2QB? Charge Pairs Studied by Thermoluminescence.- 31. pH Dependent Conformational Changes and Electrostatic Effects in Plastocyanin.- 32. Stimulation and Inhibition of Photosystem IIElectron Transport in Cyanobacteria by Ions Interacting with Cytoplasmic Face of Thylakoids.- V. Oxygen Evolution; Components; and Mechanisms.- *33. Reaction Sequences from Light Absorption to the Cleavage of Water in Photosynthesis.- *34. Modification of Oxygen Evoling Center by Tris-Washing.- 35. Characterization of a Photosystem II Reaction Center Complex Isolated by Exposure of PSII Membranes to a Non-Ionic Detergent and High Concentrations of NaCl.- 36. Light-dependent Inactivation of Photosynthetic Oxygen Evolution During NaCl Treatment of Photosystem II Particles: the Role of the 24KDa Protein.- 37. The Relation between the Chloride Status of the Photosynthetic Water Splitting Complex and the Inhibitory Effectiveness of Amines.- VI. Photosynthetic Bacteria: Metabolism.- *38. Active Transport in Phototrophic Bacteria.- 39. Accumulation of Silver by Chromatium vinosum from Solutions Containing Silver Thiosulfate.

'... this is a valuable book that adequately updates the literature in this fascinating and fast-moving area of research.' '... a book for specialists ...' Phytochemistry, Vol. 26, 1987.