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Photosynthesis Flashcards

0
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What exits the leaf?

A

Gaseous water and oxygen

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What enters the leaf?

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Sunlight, liquid water, and carbon dioxide

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List the layers of the vein of a leaf

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Cuticle
Upper Epidermis
Palisade mesophyll
Spongy mesophyll
Lower epidermis
Stoma
Cuticle
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What is xylem? What is phloem?

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Xylem carries water and minerals up from the roots

Phloem carries the sugars away from the leaf

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What is the purpose of a cuticle?

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It prevents excess water loss, a waxy coating

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Purpose of the upper epidermis?

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Protection

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Purpose of the palisade mesophyll?

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Where photosynthesis occurs, where chloroplasts are

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Purpose of the spongy mesophyll?

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Exchange of gas

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Purpose of lower epidermis?

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Allows gas to come in and out of the lead with the guard cell

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Purpose of the stoma/stomata?

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Opens to let water in

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10
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How do the reactants enter the leaf?

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CO2- stoma
Water- veins
Sunlight-

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What is thylakoid?

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Site of light dependent reaction, contains chlorophyll and is found in chloroplast
A single disk

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What is grannam?

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A single stack of thylakoids

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What is granna

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Multiple stacks of thylakoids

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What is stroma?

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Sight of Calvin cycle, space throughout the chloroplast

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15
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Steps of light dependent reaction

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1- photosystem II
2- ETC
3- photosystem I
4- ATP Synthase

16
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What occurs in photosystem II

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Excited electrons from oxidation of water moving through the electron transport chain provide the free energy needed to pump hydrogen ions into the inner thylakoid

17
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What occurs in photosystem I

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Excited electrons leave chlorophyll and reduce NADP+ into NADPH

18
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What occurs in the ATP Synthase

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Hydrogen ions flowing out of the thylakoid via a protein chain provide the free energy needed to concert ADP into ATP

19
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What does the ETC do?

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Uses the energy from excited electrons to move hydrogen ions against the concentration gradient across the thylakoid membrane, producing a high concentration of it inside the thylakoid membrane

20
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Three phases of the Calvin Cycle?

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Carbon fixation
Reduction
Regeneration

21
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What occurs in cabin fixation?

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The 3 RuBP (5 carbon atoms) catch the 3 CO2 and forms 6 PGA

22
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What occurs in reduction?

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Energy is used, and the PGA turns into 6 PGAL (3 carbon atoms each)

23
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What occurs in regeneration?

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One PGAL is given off, which is half a glucose molecule (2 turns) and 5 continue on to go through the Calvin Cycle again

24
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Energy flow in photosynthesis

A

Sunlight— electrons — ATP — glucose

25
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Equation

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6CO2 + 6H2O +energy — C6H12O6 + 6O2

26
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Cyclic pathways in light dependent reaction

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Only makes ATP no NADPH, only utilizing photosystem I, occurs when there is enough NADPH and only ATP is needed

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