the light independent reaction gets its energy from plants, algae and cyanobacteria.
the light independent reaction gets its energy from plants, algae and cyanobacteria.
where does the light independent reaction get its energy from?
plants , algae and cyanobacteria
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further studies of the hill reaction were made in 1957 by the american plant physiologist daniel i. arnon. "arnon" studied the hill reaction using a natural electron acceptor, nadp. this natural electron acceptor inhibits the formation of atp, nadph, and h which are used in the light independent reaction. he demonstrated that the isolated active chloroplasts which are subjected to light but without co will release oxygen but no sugar will be produced. he then demonstrated the light independent reaction, observing the reaction under dark conditions with an abundance of carbon dioxide. he found carbon fixation was independent of the light reaction. arnon had effectively separated the light dependent reaction, which produces atp, nadph, h and oxygen, from the light independent reaction, which produces sugars. he was able to conclude that that part of the reaction happens without the presence of light.
hill reaction