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Which of the following structures within the chloroplast absorb light energy for photosynthesis? A. Photosystems I and II, predominantly photosystem I B. Thylakoids, predominantly grana C. Photosystems
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Which of the following structures within the chloroplast absorb light energy for photosynthesis?

A. Photosystems I and II, predominantly photosystem I
B. Thylakoids, predominantly grana
C. Photosystems I and II, predominantly photosystem II
D. Chlorophyll, predominantly chlorophyll a

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Photosystems i and ii, predominately photosystem ii

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