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English: Overview of the Calvin Cycle pathway. Original work by Mike Jones en:User:Adenosine

Also see C4 Carbon Fixation here.

This image was copied from wikipedia:en. The original description was: Modified version of en:Image:Calvin-cycle2.png

Balls represent atoms according to the following:

  • Black is carbon.
  • White is hydrogen.
  • Red is oxygen.
  • Pink is phosphorus.
Date 17 February 2010
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Author Mike Jones

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