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A diagram of the Calvin Cycle, which is a cycle of light reactions. The diagram is circular in shape and has a white background. In the center of the diagram, there is a yellow circle with the word "Calvin" written in black. Above the circle, there are three arrows pointing in different directions, representing the different stages of the cycle. The first arrow is labeled "Light" and is pointing towards the top left corner of the circle. The second arrow is labelled "Light reactions" and has an arrow pointing to the top right corner. The third arrow is colored in green and is labeled as "ADP". The fourth arrow is color-coded with red, orange, and yellow. There are also three arrows on either side of the green arrow, indicating the direction of light in the cycle, with the red arrow pointing towards light reactions and the yellow arrow pointing downwards. The arrows are labeled with the names of the reactions, such as ATP, NADP, and ADP.
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. The resolution of this PNG file is 484 x 599 pixels and it has a file size of 49.08 KB.A diagram of the Calvin Cycle, which is a cycle of light reactions. The diagram is circular in shape and has a white background. In the center of the diagram, there is a yellow circle with the word "Calvin" written in black. Above the circle, there are three arrows pointing in different directions, representing the different stages of the cycle. The first arrow is labeled "Light" and is pointing towards the top left corner of the circle. The second arrow is labelled "Light reactions" and has an arrow pointing to the top right corner. The third arrow is colored in green and is labeled as "ADP". The fourth arrow is color-coded with red, orange, and yellow. There are also three arrows on either side of the green arrow, indicating the direction of light in the cycle, with the red arrow pointing towards light reactions and the yellow arrow pointing downwards. The arrows are labeled with the names of the reactions, such as ATP, NADP, and ADP.
