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Just want you to see what a Padlet looks like : )

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A disruption to these layers may lead to improper flow of gasses and products in and out of the cell.

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Disruptions to these structures can prevent the Calvin cycle from making sugar from CO2, using the ATP generated during light reactions.

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Disruptions may lead to the light-dependent and light-independent reactions being less efficient. Disruptions can lead to molecules not entering or leaving cell correctly

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Disruptions may lead to the light-dependent and light-independent reactions being less efficient. Disruptions can lead to molecules not entering or leaving cell correctly

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-Jackson, Anu

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If the stroma and thylakoid membranes in the chloroplast are disrupted, it can reduce the efficiency of photosynthesis by interfering with the light-dependent reactions in the thylakoids and the light-independent reactions in the stroma.

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Disruptions in the thylakoid or stroma would reduce ATP and glucose production, lowering photosynthesis efficiency.

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There would be no more ATP synthesis if there is a disruption due to the inability for the Calvin Cycle to work.

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If you disrupt the stroma, you wouldn't be able to undergo the process of the Calvin Cycle which allows the stroma to produce sugar.

If you disrupt the thylakoid, it won't be able to produce oxygen and carry out photosynthesis.

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A disruption of these involved in photosynthesis would lead to a limit in ATP and NADPH production. It would cause the Calvin cycle to not happen aswell.

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If the thylakoid or stroma is destructed, ATP would not be able to be properly produced, meaning that glucose wouldn't be produced either. Oxygen would also not be able to be produced and overall, photosynthesis would not be able to properly happen.

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The distributions to these structures may impact the overall efficiency of the light-dependent and light-independent reactions by photosynthesis not being able to perform well, because the stroma or the thylakoid is damaged. The purpose of the thylakoid is to capture light to create energy and with that energy, the stoma uses it to make sugar. Without these functions, the plant would not be able to properly grow.

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Disruptions to structure would impact the efficiency of both reactions. IF disrupted the thylakoid would cause the light -independent reactions to be impaired adn disrupt synthesis of ATP.

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The disruption of the structure impact both light independent and light dependent by effecting plant growth.

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Disruptions to the stroma and thylakoid membranes can hinder the light-dependent reactions, as the thylakoid membranes house the protein complexes necessary for ATP and NADPH production, essential for energy transfer. Consequently, the light-independent reactions in the stroma could also be affected due to inadequate energy supply, leading to reduced photosynthetic efficiency.

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If the stroma and thylakoid membranes in the chloroplast are disrupted, it can possibly destroy the protons necessary for ATP synthesis in the light-dependent reactions and by hindering the access of the enzymes in the stroma. Basically would decrease the photosynthetic rate with reduced ATP AND NADPH production.

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a disruption between these structures, thylakoid and stroma could impact the energy production of both light-dependent and light-independent.