What type of molecule serves as the inorganic carbon reservoir for photosynthesis?

starch
ATP
carbon dioxide
glucose

How are the photosystems related to the Calvin cycle?

The photosystems drive CO2 and electrons into the Calvin cycle.
The photosystems are the reactions that use CO2 to build sugar molecules.
The photosystems transfer energy to the Calvin cycle in the form of ATP and NADPH.
The photosystems make the enzyme ATP synthase to drive the Calvin cycle.

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Question

What type of molecule serves as the inorganic carbon reservoir for photosynthesis?
 	
	starch
	ATP
	carbon dioxide
	glucose

	How are the photosystems related to the Calvin cycle?
 	
	The photosystems drive CO2 and electrons into the Calvin cycle.
	The photosystems are the reactions that use CO2 to build sugar molecules.
	The photosystems transfer energy to the Calvin cycle in the form of ATP and NADPH.
	The photosystems make the enzyme ATP synthase to drive the Calvin cycle.

@YoungStudier

youngstudier · Answer

What doth you think?

youngstudier · Answer

@the_ocean_girl ?

the_ocean_girl · Answer

@YoungStudier i think the 1st one is C
And the 2nd is A

youngstudier · Answer

C is right for the first one, I'm still looking through a site I found on google for the answer to the second. XD

youngstudier · Answer

Ummm, from what I gathered from looking at various websites, the 2nd isn't A... "Thus, it is the Calvin cycle that makes sugar, but only with the help of ATP and NADPH from the light reactions." ~ http://www.course-notes.org/Biology/Outlines/Chapter_10_Photosynthesis

the_ocean_girl · Answer

@YoungStudier So it's either C or D

youngstudier · Answer

I believe it to be C.

the_ocean_girl · Answer

it was C! thanks young! @YoungStudier

youngstudier · Answer

You're welcome. :)