What happens during the light-dependent and light independent reactions of photosynthesis?

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Explanation:

The energy from sunshine is collected by chlorophyll and transformed into stored chemical energy through light-dependent processes. Chemical energy is used in light-independent processes.

The stroma is where photosynthesis' light-independent processes take occur. It includes enzymes that, in conjunction with ATP and NADPH, “fix” carbon from CO2 into molecules that may be utilised to make glucose. The stroma also stores the chloroplast's own genetic material (which is distinct from that of the cell).

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