The production of ATP in photosynthesis
A) is not linked to a proton gradient across a membrane
B) does not involve membrane-bound proteins
C) does not require the presence of light
D) provides the energy for production of sugars

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The production of ATP in photosynthesis does in fact provide the energy for the production of sugars, so choice D is correct. Choices A, B, and C are all incorrect as they are all false statements. ATP production in photosynthesis is indeed linked to a proton gradient across a membrane, involves membrane-bound proteins called ATP synthases, and requires the presence of light for the light-dependent reactions to occur.

The Production of ATP in Photosynthesis