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Cyclic photophosphorylation occurs when only light of wavelengths _______ are available.
(i) Below 680 nm (ii) Beyond 680 nm
(iii) 400 nm and below (iv) Beyond 400 nm

A

Below 300nm

B

Beyond 680nm

C

Below 400nm

D

Beyond 300nm

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