Where is the Calvin cycle located in a C₄ plant?
A)stems
B)bundle sheath cells
C)mesophyll cells
D)stomata
E)the chloroplasts in leaves

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The Calvin cycle in C₄ plants is located in the bundle sheath cells, which surround the veins of the leaf and are responsible for carrying out the final steps of photosynthesis. C₄ plants have a unique carbon fixation pathway that allows them to concentrate CO₂ in the bundle sheath cells, where the Calvin cycle takes place.

Where Is the Calvin Cycle Located in a C₄ Plant