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What is the primary acceptor of `CO_(2)` in `C_(4)` plants. What is the first compound formed as a result of primary carboxylation in the `C_(4)` pathway ?

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1. The primary acceptor of `CO_2` in `C_4` plants is PEP (phosphoenol pyruvate).
2. The first compound formed due to primary carboxylation in the `C_4` pathway is OAA (oxaloacetic acid).
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