When a plant cell has high NADPH levels but low ATP, it switches to cyclic photophosphorylation. What is the sole product of this pathway?
Q1. When a plant cell has high NADPH levels but low ATP, it switches to cyclic photophosphorylation. What is the sole product of this pathway?
Answer: ATP only
Explanation: Cyclic flow involves only PSI and produces ATP without NADPH; non-cyclic flow is more common but requires both photosystems to function.