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Total number of ATP required for the synthesis of one plucose

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Total number of ATP required for the synthesis of one plucose molecule in Sorghum plant, is

$12 ATP$
$18 ATP$
$24 ATP$
$30 ATP$

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Question Text	Total number of ATP required for the synthesis of one plucose molecule in Sorghum plant, is
Topic	Cell: Structure and Functions
Subject	Biology
Class	Class 12

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