Why does the conversion of ^(14)CO_(2) to ^(14)C glucose stop after a brief time? Only photosystem II, but not photosystem I, functions in the dark. CO_(2) fixation is a light-dependent reaction. Some enzymes switch off in the dark. The light-independent reactions run out of oxidizing agents to produce triose phosphates.

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