During what stage of photosynthesis does glucose production occur?

Answer 1

Glucose production occurs in the 2nd stage of photosynthesis, the Calvin-Benson cycle. The first stage of photosynthesis captures much of the energy from light in order to store that energy in the glucose.

Answer 2

It occurs the thylakoid membrane (in the chloroplasts, bathed in stroma). Photosystems II and I are embedded within the membrane and function in the first stage, the light-dependent reactions.

Answer 3

Photolysis is the splitting of water by light. The water is split in the light stage of photosynthesis on the thylakoid membranes of the chloroplasts to produce:-

1.H+ which is used to reduce NADP to NADPH which is used in the dark stage of photosynthesis to fix CO2. :)

Answer 4

Photosystem II begins the process of photosynthesis. The chlorophyll in the photosystem looses electrons because the photons of light energy excited them. These electrons will move through a transport chain that leads to Photosystem I which will then reexcite the electrons so that they can reduce NADP. The lost electrons need to be replaced and so water is split at photosystem II so that the lost electrons will be regained. The hydrogen ions are then used in the proton gradient and the oxygen molecules are released as a by-product.

Answer 5

PHOTOSYNTHESIS begin when a plant has AT LEAST ONE part fully grown. even a small leaf may do

Answer 6

photosystem II

Answer 7

the light independant process