The Calvin Cycle can only produce sugar if ________ can enter through the pores of the leaves.

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The Calvin Cycle requires the input of carbon dioxide (CO2), which can enter the leaf through its pores (known as stomata). Option A, E, and D are not relevant to the process of producing sugar in the Calvin Cycle. While water is also required for the Calvin Cycle, it is not dependent on entering through the pores of the leaves.

The Calvin Cycle Can Only Produce Sugar If ________ Can