The energy for producing organic molecules in plants is dire

The energy for producing organic molecules in plants is directly driven by:

A.) The use of chlorophyll to transfer electrons from photons to other pigments.

B.) The use of water to transfer the energy of hydrolysis to enzymes.

C.) The use of light to provide electrons for oxidation and reduction reactions.

D.) The use of rubisco to collect energy from ATP made during the light reactions.

E.) The use of NADPH to carry photons to the Calvin cycle.

Solution

ans option C

The energy to produce organic molecules such as glucose is derived from light energy. Conversion of light energy to chemical energy takes place which is then stored in the organic molecules. Sunlight provides electrons for various redox reactions that occur inside the plant cell during photosynthesis.