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Light reactions |
Calvin cycle |
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Inputs (both external and from within the cell) |
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Outputs (both released externally and within the cell) |
| Light reaction | Calvin cycle | |
| Input | Light, water | ATP and NADPH, CO2 |
| Outputs | ATP and NADPH and oxygen | Triose phosphate |

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