Oxidation is a favorable process in an aerobic environment, which is the reason cells are able to derive energy from the oxidation of macromolecules. Once carbon has been oxidized to its most stable form, it can only cycle back into the organic portion of the carbon cycle through A. CO2; photosynthesis B. CH3; combustion C. CO2; respiration D. CO; reduction "

Oxidation is a favorable process in an aerobic environment, which is the reason cells are able to derive energy from the oxidation of macromolecules. Once carbon has been oxidized to its most stable form, it can only cycle back into the organic portion of the carbon cycle through A. CO2; photosynthesis B. CH3; combustion C. CO2; respiration D. CO; reduction "

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Chapter6: Where It Starts-photosynthesis

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Problem 11SA: The Calvin-Benson cycle starts with _______. a. the absorption of photon energy b. carbon fixation...

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