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The Calvin cycle represents the light-independent set of photosynthetic reactions affected by light intensity, availability, and temperature.

What is Calvin cycle?

It is the process that uses adenosine triphosphate (ATP) and NADPH generated during light-dependent reactions to convert atmospheric CO2 into complex carbohydrates.

How does temperature affect the Calvin cycle?

  • Enzymes are proteins and above the optimal temperature denaturation of enzymes occurs, decreasing performance.

  • At higher temperatures, the stomata close preventing the entry of CO, while in the substomatal cavities the concentration of O continues to increase, which is a product of water photolysis.

Therefore, we can conclude that at the beginning of the Calvin cycle, atmospheric CO2 enters the leaf through the stomata, a process that would be affected by light intensity, availability and temperature.

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