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Chapter 6, Problem 15SQ
Match each with its most suitable description.
| _____PGAL formation | a. absorbs light |
| _____CO2 fixation | b. converts light to |
| _____photolysis | chemical energy |
| _____ATP forms; NADPH | c. self-feeder |
| does not | d. electrons cycle back |
| _____photorespiration | to photosystem I |
| _____photosynthesis | e. problem in C3 plants |
| _____pigment | f. ATP, NADPH |
| _____autotroph | required |
| g. water molecules split | |
| h. rubisco function |
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