Chapter 10: Photosynthesis Flashcards

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photosynthesis

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the use of sunlight to create carbohydrates, converts electromagnetic energy to chemical energy

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photosynthesis requires what?

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sunlight, CO2, and water

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3
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what is the opposite of cellular respiration

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photosynthesis

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photosynthesis and it’s two set of reactions

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1)light dependent reactions produce O2 from H2O (water is split to form O2)
2)the Calvin cycle

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5
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where does photosynthesis occur

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the chloroplast

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what is the chloroplast surrounded by?

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thylakoids

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thylakoids

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flattened vesucle like structures, forms grana

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what is the space inside a thylakoid called

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lumen

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what is the space surrounding thylakoids called?

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stroma

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autotrophs

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organisms that use photosynthesis (self-feeders)

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heterotrophs

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non-photosynthetic organisms (different feeders), have to obtain sugars from other organisms

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what do the pigments in thylakoid membranes do

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reflect to see color

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electromagnetic radiation

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form of energy, light is an example of this

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electromagnetic radiation as a wave

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light characterized by its wavelength, the difference in between two wave crests

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electromagnetic radiation as a particle

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light exists in discrete packets (photons)

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electromagnetic spectrum displays what

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displays the ranges of wavelengths of radiation

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visible light

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the portion that humans are able to see

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photons

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can be absorbed, transmitted, reflected when they strike an object

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what are the two major classes of pigments in plants

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chlorophyll and carotenoids

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chlorophylls

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absorb red and blue light, they also reflect and transmit green light

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carotenoids

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absorb blue and green light, reflect and transmit yellow, orange, and red light

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absorption spectrum

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plot of the wavelength of light absorbed by the pigment

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who worked out the rules of inheritance through a series of experiments on garden peas

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an individuals observable feautres comprise its what

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what organisms do photosynthesis
plants, fungi, algae, some bacteria
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photosynthesis is a set of what reactions where what energy is converted to chemical
chemical reactions, light
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where does photosynthesis occur
it occurs in the cells: mesophyll, epidermal, and vascular cells have chlorophyll which turns green and is where we see photosynthesis
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chlorophyll
reflects green light, absorbs red and blue light
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carotenoids
absorb blue and green light, reflect yellow, orange, and light
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action spectrum
the rate of photosynthesis at each wavelength
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fluorescence
occurs when electrons emit light as it falls back into the ground state
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photosystem
when chlorophyll molecules work together in groups, two major elements: antenna complex and reaction center
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in antenna complexes energy is typically transferred among pigment molecules by
resonance, transfer process which energy absorbed by the one pigment molecule is transferred to an adjacent pigment molecule without the emission of a photon
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reaction center
1) drop back down to a low energy state causing flouresence 2) drop back down to a low energy state, releasing heat 3) excite an electron in a nearby pigment which induces resonance 4) be transferred to an electron acceptor in a redox reaction
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photophosphorlyation
energy to make ATP comes from light energy
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calvin cycle three phases
fixation, reduction, regenration
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fixation
CO2 reacts with 5-carbon compound called ribulose bisphophate (RuBP)
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reduction
the 3PGA are phosphorylated by ATP and reduced by NADPH, producing G3P
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Regeneration
the remaining G3P is used in reactions that use ATP to regenerate RuBP
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stomata
pores in plants
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