Question

What must happen in the reactions that make up photosynthesis for energy to be stored in the form of glucose?

Answer 1

Would you like me to explain in detail what happens in photosynthesis, or do you already know?

Answer 2

I am aware of the reactions that make up photosynthesis I just don't understand it enough to explain it and explain the answer to the question.

Answer 3

I have a friend who is really good at explaining it, let me tag her @Jamierox4ev3r

Answer 4

@Jamierox4ev3r can you please help a girl out? This is why I hate biology.

Answer 5

WAIT I GOT THE ANSWER

Answer 6

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Answer 7

For sure :) So this process mostly happens in the Light-Independent Reactions, or the "Calvin Cycle."

This diagram may be a lot to follow, but the input of Carbon Dioxide and ATP/NADPH really get the reaction going.

Answer 8

So basically, the products of the ETC (Electron Transport Chain) that occurred earlier, along with \(CO_2\) really aid in this process.

Answer 9

I know you already got your answer @kyleighg but I hope this helped to perhaps solidify your understanding a little bit :)

Answer 10

thank you! I dont understand how you are so smart at this