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55 Cards in this Set
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photosynthesis needs ____ (energy from the sun)
____ (found in chloroplasts) ____ (friends of chlorophyll found in plants, but which reflect different colors that chloropyll doesn't cover as much) ____ (usually from the ground of surrounding the plant) ____ (from the atmosphere) ____ (already present in the chloroplasts but which are necessary to combine and modify the needed products along the way) |
light
chlorophyll acessory pigments water CO2 catalysts (enzymes) and other molecules |
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of the light that reaches each, appx. ____% is used. most is ____ back into ____
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1%
reflected, space |
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____ contains the ____ wavelength and ____ energy while ____ contains the ____ wavelength and ____ energy
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red, longest, least
blue, shortest, most |
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the ____ used in photosynthesis primarily utilize the wavelengths of ____ nm and ____ nm.
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pigments
700-680 |
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chlorophyll are found in ____
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chloroplasts
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chlorophyll absorbs ____ and beings its transformation into ____
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light energy, chemical emergy
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there are #____ kinds of chlorophyll, but there may be even more than that!
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5
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chlorophyll ____ is in ALL plants, and the other types vary among species
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acessory pigments are responsible for which colors?
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all colors other than what chlorophyll doesn't cover well
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____ is broken down in the fall, this causes the ____ in the ____
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chlorophyll, color change in leaves
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an example of accessory pigment is ____ that reflects orange
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carotenoids
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waste from water is ____
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oxygen
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water plays a key role in photosynthesis because the process needs ____ and ____
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hydrogen ions and electrons
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the ____ not used in photosynthesis the ____ given off as a by-product
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oxygen, O2
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the carbon found in all living things comes from ____ through the photosynthesis process. the carbon in carbohydrates, such as glucose, starch, and cellulose began as ____ in the ____
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carbon dioxide, CO2, atmosphere
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____ and ____ couldn't in themselves carry out photosynthesis. they need other substances to chemically react with in order to trade ____ and complete the process
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enzymes and other molecules, electrons
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some of the enzymes and other olecules include ____, ____, ____, and ____
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NADP+, NADPH, ADP, ATP
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PGAL is the ____ of photosynthesis
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end product
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the plant may put a couple of ____ together to form ____
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PGAL, glucose
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photosynthesis consists of 3 major events:
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absorption of light
conversion of light energy into chemical energy storage of chemical energy as carbohydrates |
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the 3 basic steps of photosynthesis are:
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absorb
convert store |
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although there only 3 major events, there're about #____ chemical reactions involved
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80
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light-dependent reaction aka ____
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light reaction
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light-independent reaction aka ____ or ____
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dark reaction or calvin cycle
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LDR takes place in the ____/____
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grana/thylakoid membrane
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LDP is the "____" part that ____ light and ____ into ____
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photo, absorbs, converts, chemical energy
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LIR takes place in the ____
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stroma
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LIR is the "____" part that's also called "____" because ____ is "fixed" by the addition of ____ and ____ atoms to form ____
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synthesis, carbon fixation, CO2, hydrogen, oxygen, PGAL
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thylakoids are flattened ____ embedded with ____, ____ ____, and ____ used to carry on the LDR
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sacs, chlorophyll, accessory pigments, enzymes
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thlakoids
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flattened sacs embedded with chlorophyll, accessory pigment, enzymes used to carry on the LDR
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grana
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stacks of pennies
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LDR 1:
when light strikes the ____ in the thylakoids, certain ____ in the ____ and ____ ____ get excited. the electrons in the chlorophyll can't stand it any longer and break away. these electrons are passed down through the ____ ____ like water being passed down in buckets to stop a fire. this is called the ____ ____ ____. their extra ____ is stored in ____ |
chlorophyll, electrons, chlorophyll, accessory pigments, thylakoid membrane, electron transport chain, energy, ATP
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LDR 2:
the ____ used up and sent along their way are replaced by the ____ breaking up ____ into ____, ____, and ____. the oxygen will eventually be given off as the oxygen that we breathe. the extra ____ and the ____ will be added to ____ to form ____, which will be used in the ____ |
electrons, water, hydrogen ions, oxygen, electrons, H+ ions, electrons, NADP+, NADPH, LIR
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LDR 3:
so, the products of the LDR are ____, ____, and ____. light energy has now been converted to chemical energy in ____ and the by-products are ____ and ____ |
NADPH, ATP, O2, ATP, NADPH, O2
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stroma are colorless, "gravy"-like substance ____ the ____ (stacked thylakoids)
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surrounding, grana
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stroma
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colorless "gravy"-like substance surrounding the grana
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LIR 1:
the overall idea of the LIR is to take ____ from the air, and ____ it with the ____ from water via the ____ of ____ (now being stored in ____) |
carbon dioxide, combine, hydrogen, LDR, chlorophyll, NADPH
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LIR:
the hydrogen combined with carbon dioxide from the ____ is stored in ____ from ____ via the ____ reactions. |
air, NADPH, water, LDR
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LIR 2:
we need C's, H's, and O's to form ____. we also need ____. but that's OK, since we have the ____'s now. we start out with a #____-____ molecule already in the cycle. by adding ____'s (from the ____ in the ____) and ____'s (from the ____ in the ____) we get various forms of ____ |
carbohydrates, energy, ATP, 5-carbon, C's, CO2, atmosphere, H's, water, LDR, CH2O
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LIR 3:
the first molecule to be formed from the #____-____ molecule + C's, H's, and O's is a #____-____ molecule that then breaks down into two #____-____ molecules (aka ____) these molecules are the most important, because all of the potentially different types of ____ (no matter how complex) form from these ____ molecules. these molecules are important enough to have their own name. they are called ____. |
5-carbon, 6-carbon, 3-carbon, PGAL, carbohydrates, PGAL, PGAL
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what is first formed in LIR from the 5-carbon molecule?
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a 6-carbon molecule
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LIR 4:
#____ ____'s combine to form ____. but not all ____'s are used to make ____. some must be used to make more of the #____-____ molecule we started with. some can leave the ____ and be used for ____ production in the cell. the PGAL can also be used to help synthesize ____ ____, ____, ____, ____, ____, and other compounds. the end productions of the LIR are ____ and other ____-containing molecules formed from ____ |
2 PGAL's, glucose, PGAL's, carbohydrates, 5-carbon, chloroplast, energy, amino acids, proteins, enzymes, lipids, chlorophyll, PGAL, carbon-containing, PGAL
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what goes into LDR?
and what comes out? |
H2O --> O2
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what goes into LIR?
and what comes out? |
CO2 --> sugars/carbohydrates
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what's transferred from LDR to LIR?
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ATP and NADPH
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what's transferred from LIR to LDR?
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NADP+ and ADP (with phosphate)
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what does LDR use?
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water, ADP, and NADP+
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ATP and NADPH provides energy to build ____
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sugars
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units of light energy
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photons
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when electrons get excited, that means they're ____
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energized
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the water broken up into #____ ____, #____ ____, and #____ ____
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2 hydrogen ions, 1 oxygen atom, 2 electrons
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the hydrogen ions broken apart from water molecules are released in the ____
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thylakoid membrane
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in carbon fixation, carbon from ____ is converted into ____
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CO2, carbohydrate
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calvin cycle uses #____ ____ to produce #____ #____-carbon sugar
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6 CO2, one 6
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CH2O is a ____
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carbohydrate
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