List and explain the steps of the dark phase in photosynthesis

The dark phase of photosynthesis occurs in the calvin cycle of photosynthesis. in the calvin cycle ATP and NADPH are used to produce energy molecules. to begin 3 CO2 and 3 RuBP are combined to create rubisco. from there we get (6) 3PGA. 6 ATP and 6 NADPH are added and leave the calvin cycle as ADP and NADP+. that energy is used to make (6) G3P. next 1 G3P leaves the cycle [ it will be used by the cell to make glucose]. so only (5) G3P remain. then another 3 ATP is added and leaved the cell as ADP and results once more in (3) RuBP to begin the cycle again.

1, 2 & 3

Explanation:

short-term energy

make up cell membrane

long-term energy