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They describe it as how plants use light to make chemical energy stored in sugars.

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Light reactions happen in the thylakoid. The Calvin cycle happens in the stroma and builds the sugar.

Why does the Calvin cycle need the light reactions to run first?

Light reactions make ATP and NADPH. The Calvin cycle uses both to turn CO2 into sugar in the stroma.

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