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• Which of the following is the sites of CO2 reduction and photophosphorylation
in photosynthesis?

Answer
A. Grana and stroma resp.
B. Vacuole
C. Stroma & grana resp.
D. mitochondria​

Answers

Answered by nancy359
1

\huge\bf{Answer:-}

(A) :- Grana and stroma respiration

\huge\bf{Reason:-}

  • A) Enzymes require for carbon fixation are present inside the mesophyll cells.
  • B) NADPH is synthesised during non-cyclic photophosphorylation which involves both PS I and PS II.
  • C) The electron carriers (cytochromes b and f) are present on the thylakoid membrane.
  • D) Carbon dioxide is fixed and reduced and water is oxidised into a proton and oxygen during photosynthesis.
  • So the correct answer is 'Enzymes required for carbon fixation are located in grana of chloroplasts.

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