Question

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explain the processes that take place in the chloroplasts during the light-independent stages of photosynthesis, include what occurs, what is produced, and where this happens in both stages.

Answer 1

The Light-Independent reaction is the second stage or the Calvin cycle in photosynthesis

Answer 2

In the first stage the light dependent reaction takes in solar energy creating it into ATP and NADPH molecules

Answer 3

Later converting Co2 (Carbon Dioxide) into carbohydrates like glucose

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Carbohydrates are better for long-term energy storage than ATP and NADPH.

Answer 6

this is all from the lesson just converted to my words, luck you I had the tabs open

Answer 7

The light-independent reactions can also be called the Calvin cycle.
This cycle of reactions uses six molecules of carbon dioxide to produce a single six-carbon glucose molecule.
ATP and NADPH, produced during the light-dependent reactions, provide the energy needed for the light-independent reactions to occur.