What is the source of the carbon (where does it come from) atoms in the Calvin C

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What is the source of the carbon (where does it come from) atoms in the Calvin Cycle of photosynthesis? Select one: a. Splitting of water b. Glucose c. Phosphoglyceraldehyde d. Atmospheric carbon dioxide e. ATP What is the source of the oxygen (O2) produced during the light reactions of photosynthesis? Select one: a. Splitting of water b. Glucose c. Phosphoglyceraldehyde d. Atmospheric carbon dioxide e. ATP What is the ultimate source of cellular energy for all organisms? Select one: a. Electrons b. Heat c. Heterotrophs d. X-rays e. Sun What regulates the chemical reactions involved with both photosynthesis and cellular respiration? Select one: a. Enzymes b. Heat c. ATP d. Oxygen e. Chi Where does glycolysis take place? Select one: a. Chloroplast stroma b. Endoplasmic reticulum c. Inner membrane of the mitochondria d. Cytoplasm e. Mitochondria matrix

Explanation / Answer

Ans-12- option d is correct because in Calvin cycle atmospheric carbon die oxide is captured.

Ans-13- option a is correct I.e. oxygen is produced by splitting of water.

Ans-14 option e is correct I.e. sun.

Ans-15- option b is correct I.e. heat.

Ans-16- option e is correct I.e. mitochondria matrix.

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