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Why are the dark reactions of photosynthesis strongly temperature controlled?
AThey absorb light
BThey are enzymatic
CThey need chlorophyll
DThey occur in lumen
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. They are enzymatic
Being enzyme catalysed, the carbon reactions respond strongly to temperature, unlike the light reactions.
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