After being absorbed through the stomata, carbon dioxide attaches to Ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate (RuBP), an organic molecule that "kickstarts" a part of photosynthesis called the Calvin cycle.

After being absorbed through the stomata, carbon dioxide attaches to Ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate (RuBP), an organic molecule that "kickstarts" a part of photosynthesis called the Calvin cycle.

"Photosynthesis compensates by cranking up production (of ATP) in order to feed the shunt and drive the Calvin-Benson cycle." Even though the mutant is an exception, it forced the plant to reveal ...

Photosynthesis in Higher Plants ... it is also called the Calvin Cycle or C3 cycle.

Last week, NPR and I shared a little paean to photosynthesis ... including the baroque Calvin Cycle. You can also find other video explanations here and here. Adam Frank is a co-founder of ...

Photosynthesis uses a series of chemical reactions to convert ... The light-independent stage (also called the Calvin Cycle) follows, when this chemical energy and carbon dioxide are used to form ...

Types of photosynthesis There are three main types of photosynthetic pathways: C3, C4 and CAM. They all produce sugars from CO2 using the Calvin cycle, but each pathway is slightly different.