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Explain how nitrogen and phosphorus, the nutrients that most often limit primary production, are necessary for the Calvin cycle to function in photosynthesis (see Concept 10.3).

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The importance of nitrogen and phosphorus to the Calvin cycle reducing equivalent NADPH and the energy molecule ATP.

What is the role of nitrogen and phosphorus in the Calvin cycle?

The Calvin cycle is a cycle which consists of light-independent chemical reactions that convert carbon dioxide and hydrogen carried by hydrogen transfer compounds into glucose.

The steps of the Calvin cycle are:

  • carbon fixation,
  • reduction, and
  • regeneration

The role of nitrogen and phosphorus is that they are part of the reducing equivalents NADPH which donates hydrogen for the reduction of carbon dioxide in the Calvin cycle and ATP which provides energy that drives the reactions.

Learn ore about the Calvin cycle at: https://brainly.com/question/11974343

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