Light-dependent reactions takes place in the grana, releases oxygen & produces ATP. Light-independent reactions fixes carbon dioxide, takes place in the stroma.
The two types of photosynthetic reactions.
In Science, there are (2) main types of reactions that make up the process of photosynthesis and these include the following:
- Light-dependent reactions: it require both sunlight and water.
- Light-independent reactions: it doesn't require sunlight.
In this exercise, we would match the type of reaction with the feature it occurs in as follows:
- Light-dependent reactions: it takes place in the grana.
- Light-dependent reactions: it releases oxygen.
- Light-dependent reactions: it produces ATP.
- Light-independent reactions: it fixes carbon dioxide.
- Light-independent reactions: it takes place in the stroma.
- Light-independent reactions: it produces glucose.
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Complete Question:
Identify which type of reaction the feature occurs in.
Options- Light-independent reactions or light dependent reactions
-releases oxygen
-fixes carbon dioxide
-takes place in the stroma
-takes place in the grana
-produces ATP
-produces glucose
