The G3P is end product of this process
Correct answer: B. Calvin cycle
- A. Kreb's cycle
- B. Calvin cycle
- C. Chemiosmosis
- D. Electron transport chain
Explanation
The Calvin cycle is the correct answer because it is the phase of photosynthesis where carbon fixation occurs, leading to the production of G3P as a primary end product. This cycle uses ATP and NADPH generated in the light-dependent reactions to convert carbon dioxide into glucose precursors, including G3P. The Kreb's cycle, chemiosmosis, and the electron transport chain are parts of cellular respiration and other photosynthetic processes, but they do not produce G3P as an end product.
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