Why is the regeneration phase of the Calvin cycle essential? because a 6-carbon molecule is too large for carboxylation because without regeneration of ATP, the cycle stops because electrons and energy are extracted from carbon compounds because without regeneration of NADP+, the cycle stops because a 3-carbon molecule is necessary for the carboxylation phase because a 5-carbon molecule is necessary for the carboxylation phase
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