Question 631989BiologyWAEC
In photosynthesis, the following processes are part of the light reaction except
A
transfer of radiant energy which reduces a co-factor
B
absorption of radiant energy by chlorophyll
C
utilization of the energy in the electron transfer chain to form ATP
D
formation of glucose using energy from NADPH
Step-by-Step Explanation
Photosynthesis consists of two main stages: the light reactions and the Calvin cycle. The light reactions involve the absorption of radiant energy by chlorophyll, which is then used to produce ATP and NADPH through electron transfer. The formation of glucose occurs in the Calvin cycle, not during the light reactions, making it distinct from the processes that take place in that phase.