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In {C}_{4} plants, Calvin cycle operates in
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In plants, Calvin cycle operates in

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stroma of bundle sheath chloroplasts

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grana of bundle sheath chloroplasts

C
grana of mesophyll chloroplasts

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stroma of mesophyll chloroplasts.

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In plants, Calvin cycle operates in
Updated OnApr 7, 2023
TopicPhotosysnthesis in Higher Plants
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