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photosynthesis
the conversion of light energy into chemical energy.
autotroph
-"producers" of the environment
-plants: photoautotrophs
-produce their own organic material
heterotrophs
-make their organic material by consuming organic material.
chloroplast
-site of photosynthesis
mesophyll
the fleshy part of a leaf where there is the highest concentration of chloroplast
stomata
pores in a leaf used for gas exchange
photosynthesis reaction
6CO2 + 6H2O + Light energy = C6H12O6 + 6O2
2 stages of photosynthesis
-light reactions in the thylakoid membrane
-calvin cycle
products of photosynthesis
-O2
-sugar
chloroplast pigments
-clustered in the thylakoid membrane
Chlorophyll A
-absorbs blue-violet and red light
-reflects green-yellow
-Participates directly in light reactions.
Chlorophyll B
- absorbs blue and orange light
-reflects green-yellow
-Transfers all energy to A
Carotenoids
-reflect orange and yellow
-disperses excess energy
-energy provider for A
photosystem
-light harvesting unit in the thylakoid membrane
-two different systems II, then I
reaction center
-chlorophyll A that accepts all energy and splits water in the photosystem
Photophosphorylation
-electron transport chain
-proton pump into ATP synthase
-products: ATP, NADPH
Calvin cycle
-anabolic pathway
-3CO2 + 3RuBP = 6PGA
-6PGA + 6ATP + 6NADPH = 6G3P
-5G3P + 3ATP = 3RuBP
anabolic pathway
-uses energy to make molecules
products and energy required of anabolic pathway
-products: 1 G3P, 6NADP+, 6H+, 9ADP
-energy required: 9ATP, 6NADPH, 3CO2
C3 plants
-take in CO2 directly from atmosphere
-rubisco fixes the CO2
C4 plants
-sugarcane, grass, corn
-2 types of photosynthetic cells: mesophyll, bundle sheath
-PEP carboxylase: carbon fixation
Mesophyll cell
-fixation of CO2
Bundle sheath cells
-calvin cycle
CAM plants
-water storing succulents
-stomata open at night and closed durring the day
-PEP carboxylase: carbon fixation