After the CO₂ fixation step in photosynthesis the production of sugars takes place A) as a reversal of glycolysis. B) as a reversal of the citric acid cycle. C) in the same manner as gluconeogenesis. D) as a reversal of the pentose phosphate pathway.

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The production of sugars after CO2 fixation in photosynthesis occurs in a manner similar to gluconeogenesis, where intermediates are converted into glucose.

After the CO2 Fixation Step in Photosynthesis the Production of Sugars

After the CO₂ Fixation Step in Photosynthesis the Production of Sugars