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which type of plants use....
calvin cycle
photorespiration AND calvin cycle
all types of plants use the calvin cycle but C4 and CAM plants ONLY use the calvin cycle

c3 plants use the calvin cycle AND photorespiration
how do C4 and CAM plants go through the calvin cycle?
1) Pepcarboxylase and CO2 are combined with the help of enzyme pepcarboxylase and Malate is produced (4C backbone) along with O2 (biproduct)
2) Malate carries CO2 to the vascular bundle so CO2 levels rise and the Calvin Cycle can take place instead of photorespiration
where does the calvin cycle take place in C4 and CAM plants
in the vascular bundle (aka bundle sheath) of the mesophyll
why do c3 plants experience both photorespiration and the calvin cycle
b/c rubisco (the enzyme used in the calvin cycle) combines RUBP with either CO2 OR O2--- if it is combined with CO2 the calvin cycle takes place if it combines with O2 photorespiration happens
why is photorespiration unproductive
b/c it only makes ONE PGAL instead of two (the other thing produced only has a two carbon backbone)
what two things are produced in photorespiration
PGA and Glycolate

PGA- C3H6O3
Glycolage- C2H4O2 ((unusable))
when does photorespiration happen
when does the calvin happen
photorespiration happens when O2 levels are high (stomatas are closed)

calvin cycle happens when the CO2 levels are high (stomatas are open)
what things are used to power the calvin cycle
CO2
3ATP
2NADPH
RUBP
Rubisco
what things are made from the calvin cycle (but not necessarily released for plant use)
2PGA
RUBP
2PGAL
ADP
NADP+
After how many cycles does the calvin cycle produce on releasable PGAL
3
After how many cycles does the calvin cycle produce one glucose
6
why do only 1 out of 6 PGAL's made from the calvin cycle get released for the plant to use?
because most of the products of the calvin cycle are cycled back to power the calvin cycle-- after 3 cycles the plant ends up with one extra PGAL which is released
what are the steps for the calvin cycle
1) Rubisco (enzyme) attaches CO2 to RUBP to create an unstable 6 carbon compound
2) The unstable 6 C compound breaks down into 2 PGA
3) ATP reduces PGA and NADPH adds a phosphate group to PGA and now the two PGA's are energized and become PGAL
what two things have to happen to two PGAs during the calvin cycle in order for them to become PGAL
1) it must get phosphorylated by NADPH (and the NADPH will become NADP)
2) it must be reduced by ATP by acquiring electrons from ATP
what is the order of the electromagnetic spectrum
gamma
xray
UV
visible
infrared
microwaves
radio waves
what kind of plants are CAM and C4 plants
plants that live in dry and hot weather are CAM plants

C4 plants are like grass

most plants on earth are C3 plants (80%)