light independent reaction Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
Q

Where does this occur?

A

In the stroma in the chloroplasts

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2
Q

What does it need?

A

Reduced NADP and ATP

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3
Q

Where does it get them from?

A

The light dependent reaction

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4
Q

Where does the carbon dioxide go?

A

Into the leaf and through the mesophyll cells

It dissolves into the stroma.

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5
Q

What does the carbon dioxide combine with?

A

RuBP

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6
Q

How many carbons are present in this molecule?

A

5

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7
Q

What is the process where they combine called?

A

Fixing

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8
Q

What does this form?

A

2x GP

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9
Q

How many carbons are present in GP?

A

3

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10
Q

Which enzyme catalyses this reaction?

A

Rubisco

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11
Q

What happens to the GP?

A

They are reduced to form 2x triose phosphate

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12
Q

How are they reduced?

A

Using reduced NADP and ATP

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13
Q

What are the triose phosphate molecules then used for?

A

Form all photosynthetic products, regenerate the carbon dioxide acceptor molecule RuBP

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14
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Why does temperature affect photosynthesis?

A

It affects the enzymes used in the light independent reaction

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