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Where does carbohydrate production occur in a chloroplast? A. In the cytosol B. In mitochondria C. In the thylakoid D. In the stroma
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Where does carbohydrate production occur in a chloroplast?

A. In the cytosol

B. In mitochondria

C. In the thylakoid

D. In the stroma

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Answer:B

Explanation:in the stroma

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D:In the stroma

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