One type of this process uses nocturnally activated stomata, common in cacti, and is called crassulacean acid metabolism.
One type of this process uses nocturnally activated stomata, common in cacti, and is called crassulacean acid metabolism. Compounds involved in this process include xanthophylls and carotenes, and both niacin and (*) NADPH can be synthesized during this process, which generally takes place in the mesophyll. For ten points, name this biologic process in which carbon dioxide and water are combined to form oxygen and glucose, made possible by chloroplasts in the cells of plants.
One type of this process uses nocturnally activated stomata, common in cacti, and is called crassulacean acid metabolism.
{Photosynthesis} (prompt on {light reactions} or {Calvin cycle})