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Title: Light Independent Stage
Post by: Abdulrahman Alhussami on Nov 16, 2021
Light Independent Stage
Sometimes known as the _____________________ or the ____________________
This is the ____________________ stage
The role of the dark reactions is to fix ___________________ into ______________ using ___________ energy transformed from ___________ energy in the thylakoids.
The dark reactions occur in the stroma of the chloroplasts.
Although the dark reactions do not require _______________ or use ___________, it cannot take place in the absence of light because it needs _______________ from the light reaction.
Although _______________ is the primary product of photosynthesis, more complex ___________________ as well as ____________ and _____________ can be synthesized as byproducts of the dark reactions.


Title: Re: Light Independent Stage
Post by: shimyshiguy on Nov 17, 2021
Light Independent Stage Sometimes known as the _____________________ or the ____________________

Calvin Cycle... C3 cycle

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This is the ____________________ stage

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The role of the dark reactions is to fix CO2 into carbohydrates using ATP energy transformed from light energy in the thylakoids.

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Although the dark reactions do not require sunlight or use ___________, it cannot take place in the absence of light because it needs ATP and NADPH from the light reaction.


Title: Re: Light Independent Stage
Post by: jackyjoy123 on Dec 5, 2021
Light Independent Stage Sometimes known as the _____________________ or the ____________________
Calvin Cycle... C3 cycle
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This is the ____________________ stage
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The role of the dark reactions is to fix CO2 into carbohydrates using ATP energy transformed from light energy in the thylakoids.
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Although the dark reactions do not require sunlight or use ___________, it cannot take place in the absence of light because it needs ATP and NADPH from the light reaction.

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