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Within the chloroplast, the light reactions of photosynthesis and the carbon-fixation reactions occur in two distinct sub-compartments. Where do these two sets of reactions respectively take place? (A) Light reactions occur in the stroma, while carbon-fixation reactions occur on the thylakoid membrane (B) Both the light reactions and the carbon-fixation reactions occur exclusively on the outer chloroplast membrane (C) Light reactions occur on the thylakoid membrane, while carbon-fixation reactions occur in the stroma (D) Light reactions occur in the mitochondrial matrix, while carbon fixation occurs in the chloroplast stroma Show answer and explanation All Photosynthesis in Higher Plants questions Question 2 → More NEET Biology chapters © 2026 Lumi (Aikolumi Software Pvt Ltd). Original questions written by Lumi. Free to view and practise on this site. Copying, republishing or reproducing these questions, options or solutions, in print or online, is not permitted.
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