explain the calvin's cycle?
Asked by akash.verma | 2nd Jun, 2008, 10:34: PM
Expert Answer:
Calvin cycle or dark reaction is a synthetic process in which carbon dioxide is reduced to carbohydrates. It takes place in the stroma of chloroplasts. The entire process runs in a cycle. It utilizes ATP and NADPH2. This reaction is independent of light.
Answered by | 3rd Jun, 2008, 08:46: AM
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