in the chloroplast carbon dioxide water
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In the chloroplast
Carbon dioxide
Water
Oxygen
Glucose
Light reactions Dark reactions
Take place in:
Thylakoid membrane
Produces:ATP, NADPH, O22
Takes place in:
Stroma
Produces:Glucose, ADP,
NAPH+
Requires: LightUses: Water (H2O)Produces: ATP, NADPH, Oxygen
Light reaction Light reaction 2 Light reaction explained
Uses:
CO2
ATPNADPH
Produces:
Sugars (GLUCOSE
)ADP
NADP+
◦ Plants use the energy from ATP and NADPH to build high energy SUGARS (GLUCOSE) that can store energy for longer than a few minutes.
The carbon and oxygen needed to build the sugars come from CO2 in the atmosphere.
The Calvin cycle uses CO2, ATP and NADPH and creates Sugar, ADP and NADP+
Calvin Cycle
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