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In which part of a chloroplast do the dark reactions occur? O A. The stroma O B. Thylakoids O C. ATP synthase O D. The grana

In which part of a chloroplast do the dark reactions occur? O A. The stroma O B. Thylakoids O C. ATP synthase O D. The grana
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In which part of a chloroplast do the dark reactions occur?

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A. The stroma
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B. Thylakoids
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C. ATP synthase
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D. The grana

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The stroma is where it all occurs
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Answer: The stroma of the chloroplasts

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