22. A process called takes place in the dark phase of photosynthesis. a) When does this phenomenon take place? b) What happens during the dark phase? c) What would be the consequences if there was no dark phase dormancy of the photosynthesis?

22. A process called takes place in the dark phase of photosynthesis. a) When does this phenomenon take place? b) What happens during the dark phase? c) What would be the consequences if there was no dark phase dormancy of the photosynthesis?

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22. A process called takes place in the dark phase of photosynthesis.

a) When does this phenomenon take place?

b) What happens during the dark phase?

c) What would be the consequences if there was no dark phase dormancy of the photosynthesis?

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