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In plants, leaves contain specialized pores used for gas exchange. Each pore is formed by a pair of cells that control its closing and opening. What are these cells called?
Which process is incorrectly matched with its location?
Which is not a step of the light independent reaction?
In plants, leaves contain specialized pores used for gas exchange. Each pore is formed by a pair of cells that control its closing and opening. What are these cells called?
Which process is incorrectly matched with its location?
Which is not a step of the light independent reaction?
Where does the Calvin Cycle take place?
Which is not a step of the light independent reaction?
Where does the Calvin Cycle take place?
Where does the Calvin Cycle take place?