Chlorophyll Organization and Energy Transfer in Photosynthesis -- Contents -- Chairman's opening remarks -- Structure and function in photoreaction-centre chlorophyll -- Discussion -- Properties of chlorophyll on plasticized polyethylene particles -- Discussion -- The preparation and characterization of different types of light-harvesting pigment-protein complexes from some purple bacteria -- Discussion -- Chlorophyll-protein complexes of brown algae: P700 reaction centre and light-harvesting complexes -- Discussion -- Resonance Raman spectroscopy of chlorophyll-protein complexes -- Discussion -- The field of possible structures for the chlorophyll a dimer in photosystem I of green plants delineated by polarized photochemistry -- Discussion -- Effects of ions and gravity forces on the supramolecular organization and excitation energy distribution in chloroplast membranes -- Discussion -- Fluorescence of light-harvesting chlorophyll a/b-protein complexes: implications for the photosynthetic unit -- Discussion -- Energy transfer in a model of the photosynthetic unit -- Discussion -- Dynamics of excitons created by a single picosecond pulse -- Discussion -- Chlorophyll orientation and exciton migration in the photosynthetic membrane -- Discussion -- Tripartite and bipartite models of the photochemical apparatus of photosynthesis -- Discussion -- Picosecond fluorescence from photosynthetic systems in vivo -- Discussion -- Energy transfer and its dependence on membrane properties -- Discussion -- Quenching of chlorophyll fluorescence and photochemical activity of chloroplasts at low temperature -- Discussion -- Transfer and trapping of excitation energy in photosystem II -- Discussion -- General discussion -- Some retrospective comments -- Manganese and the evolution of oxygen.

The state of chlorophyll in photosystem I, photosystem II and the light-harvesting unit -- Grosser structure of chlorophyll-protein complexes -- Comparison of the Paillotin-Swenberg kinetic theory and the Searle-Tredwell empirical treatment -- Index of contributors -- Subject index.