What is the role of the Calvin Cycle?Reaction that splits water into oxygen and hydrogen, oxygen released as a waste product, hydrogen sent toanother reaction.Takes the free energy released from previous reactions and produces the bulk of ATP.Reaction that finishes the breakdown of glucose, releasing hydrogen ions and electrons as well as CO2 gasReaction that combines hydrogens with CO2 to make glucose(E) Reaction that splits glucose in half, releasing hydrogen ions and electrons.

Calvin cycle is a dark reaction because it does not require sunlight. Despite the fact that it can…

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