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Where does the plant get the ATP and NADPH from to start the second stage?
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Where does the plant get the ATP and NADPH from to start the second stage?

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Answer: Light Reactions

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Plants go through the light reactions which produces ATP and NADPH which can then be used in the Calvin-Benson cycle to produce glucose.

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