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If a plant lacked all pigments, how would this affect the calvin cycle?
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If a plant lacked all pigments, how would this affect the calvin cycle?
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If a plant lacked all pigments, how would this affect the calvin cycle?
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The Calvin cycle would not run in the absence of pigments.
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Chlorophyll is the main pigment in this case. Without it, it basically would not exist.
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