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The Metabolic Pathway of CAM,of the light-dependent parts of CAM. Finally, a picture of total carbon flow of CAM will be drawn. The important problems of CAM regulation are covered in Chapter 4, which also includes the enzymology of CAM. Aspects of the CO. exchange, which are partially a direct consequence of the CAM metabolic pathway, will be considered in Chapter 5.

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