Why does darkness affect the light-independent reactions of photosynthesis?

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kainui · Answer

Because without the light-dependent reactions, you have nothing to run the Calvin cycle with.

anonymous · Answer

soo which one? 
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Light-independent reactions need more heat energy than nighttime temperatures often provide.

Light-independent reactions require the energy gathered in the thylakoids.

Mitochondria produce sugars more effectively in the darkness than chloroplasts do.

Plants stop their daytime activities and rest during the night much like animals do.

kainui · Answer

I'm not in the business of handing people answers to their homework.

anonymous · Answer

Please?<3

anonymous · Answer

Just one answer