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Where does the light reactions occur? (Choose ONE correct answers)
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A.Chloroplast, in the stroma
B.Chloroplast, in the lumen
C.Chloroplast, in the thylakoid membrane
D.Chloroplast, in the thylakoid space
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To approach this question, let's map where the light-dependent reactions actually take place within the chloroplasts.
Option 1: 'Chloroplast, in the stroma' — The stroma is the fluid surrounding the thylakoids and is the site of the Calvin cycle, no......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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