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- ADP NADP+
- 6 CO2
- Calvin Cycle
- Please, please, please tell me. I want to grow that tall too!
- Fine, but it isn't that special
- 6 H2O
- Light Energy
- Grana
- 6 O2
- ATP
- NADPH
- A small sapling once existed. Growing tall like his neighbors was something he had always desired. He started to inquire among his neighbors because he couldn't figure out how he had grown so tall.
- In order to feed themselves and grow, plants use particular materials. It all begins with the sun. that supplies energy for illumination. 6 carbon dioxide molecules are also necessary (6 CO2). additional 6 water molecules (6 H2O).
- He was feeling green!
- HAHAHA
- Why did the leaf go to the doctor?
- What kind of tree can you fit in your hand?
- In a cell's chloroplast, photosynthesis takes place. The light dependent cycle is the initial step that occurs. The water molecules pass through the stem and enter the grana thylakoid stack. In the subsequent stage, ATP and NADPH are produced from the water and solar light energy. This mechanism also results in the release of oxygen molecules.
- Tell me the story! Tell me the story!
- Okay! Plants use special materials to make food for themselves...
- The Calvin Cycle is the subsequent procedure. The ATP and NADPH react with the six CO2 to produce glucose, or C6H12O6, using the energy generated in the first phase. Additionally, because ATP and NADPH are regenerative, they can be used repeatedly before becoming ADP and NADP+.
- P
- C6H12O6
- When the neighbors of the young tree explained how photosynthesis works, it was already late. They spoke nonstop day and night, and as the days and weeks passed, the little sapling grew into a tree..
- A palm tree!
- A few years later, a fresh sapling appeared, and he shared the same curiosity as the first seedling. Like the other trees in the forest, the young seedling desired to become strong and tall. So the scenario started over again...
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