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How is the Calvin Cycle different from the light dependent reactions? A. It requires light B. It takes place in chloroplasts C. It takes place in the Stroma D. It takes place in…

How is the Calvin Cycle different from the light dependent reactions? A. It requires light B. It takes place in chloroplasts C. It takes place in the Stroma D. It takes place in…
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How is the Calvin Cycle different from the light dependent reactions?

A. It requires light
B. It takes place in chloroplasts
C. It takes place in the Stroma
D. It takes place in the thylakoid membrane

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The Calvin cycle takes place in the stroma so the answer is C
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User JimSan
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I believe it’s c. It takes place in the stroma
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