It's not alive, nor is it even an organic compound.
- It cannot respond to stimuli (Responsiveness) - It cannot secrete hormones (Secretion) - It cannot send messages along a nervous system or anything similar (Conductivity) - It cannot break down compounds to usable energy forms (Digestion) - It cannot absorb broken down compounds as an energy source (Absorption) - It cannot reproduce (Reproduction) - It cannot grow--it has no cells (Growth) - It cannot exchange gases between cells (Respiration) - It cannot rid itself of waste material (Excretion)
Soluble phosphorus is a measure of orthophosphate (PO4), the
soluble and inorganic filterable fraction of phosphorus, which is the most
stable type of phosphate and it is the form directly used up by the plant
cells.
Most of the three-carbon G3P is used to make more RuBP, keeping the Calvin cycle operating. ... ATP and NADPH, which are formed during the light reactions, are both used in the Calvin cycle.
