Biology: Concepts and Applications (MindTap Course List)
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Chapter 6, Problem 15SA
Match each term with its most suitable description.
____ PGAL formation | a. absorbs light |
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b. converts light to chemical energy |
____ autotroph | c. self-feeder |
____ ATP forms NADPH does not | d. electrons cycle back to photosystem |
____ photorespiration | e. problem in C3 plants |
____ photosynthesis | f. Calvin-Benson cycle product |
____ pigment | g. water molecules split |
____ photolysis in photosynthesis | h. rubisco function |
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