Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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1. why is cyclic electron flow important in photosynthesis?
a. generates greater amount of energy in simple but efficient pathway.
b. allows the plants to conserve energy produced during photosynthesis.
c. converts chemical energy from inorganic moleccules with less input of atp.
d. allows the plants sensitive to light and living in low light environment to produce atp
2. which of the following does not occur during the light dependent reaction?
a. photolysis of h2o
b. realease of oxygen
c. regeneration of co2 acceptor
d. phosphorylation of adp forming atp
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