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The `C_(4)` plants are different from `C_(3)` plants with reference to the

A

The substance that accepts `CO_(2)` in carbon assimilation

B

Types of end product of photosynthesis

C

The number of NADPH that are consumed in preparing sugar

D

Types of pigments involved in photosynthesis

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