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Why plants that consume more than usual 18 ATP to produce 1 molecule of glucose are favoured in tropical regions?

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### Step-by-Step Solution 1. **Understanding ATP Requirement for Glucose Production**: - The standard requirement for producing one molecule of glucose through photosynthesis is 18 ATP and 12 NADPH. This occurs during the Calvin cycle. 2. **Increased ATP Consumption in Tropical Plants**: - In tropical regions, certain plants, particularly C4 plants, are known to use more than the usual 18 ATP, often around 30 ATP, to produce one molecule of glucose. ...
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