PC Use the below diagram of a plant cell to answer the question. A G. E In the diagram above, structure E consists of stacked disks. Which cellular process most likely occurs within this structure? • Cellular Respiration O Photosynthesis O Chlorophyll O Dehydration Synthesis

PC Use the below diagram of a plant cell to answer the question. A G. E In the diagram above, structure E consists of stacked disks. Which cellular process most likely occurs within this structure? • Cellular Respiration O Photosynthesis O Chlorophyll O Dehydration Synthesis

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Chapter8: Photosynthesis

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