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During photosynthesis, where do sugars like glucose eventually form in a plant cell? Choose 1 answer: (Choice A) Chloroplast; thylakoid membrane (Choice B) Mitochondrion; stroma…

During photosynthesis, where do sugars like glucose eventually form in a plant cell? Choose 1 answer: (Choice A) Chloroplast; thylakoid membrane (Choice B) Mitochondrion; stroma…
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During photosynthesis, where do sugars like glucose eventually form in a plant cell?

Choose 1 answer:

(Choice A)
Chloroplast; thylakoid membrane

(Choice B)
Mitochondrion; stroma

(Choice C)
Chloroplast; grana

(Choice D)
Chloroplast; stroma

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User Rsicarelli
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Answer:

(Choice C)

Chloroplast; grana

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