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Where does all energy produced during


photosynthesis originate?

The sun; energy cannot be created nor destroyed only converted from one form to another

What is an "autotroph"?

An organism that makes it's own food; Producer

Where is a "heterotroph"?

An organism that gets it's food from other source; Consumer

What is the pigment required to carry out the process of


photosynthesis?

Chlorophyll

What structure in plants is the site for photosynthesis?

Chloroplast

What do plants require to carry out photosynthesis?

Water, carbon dioxide and


radiant energy from the sun

How do plants move water into their root cells?

The process of "osmosis"

How to plants move carbon


dioxide into the leaf?

Through the stomata

How do plants move


carbon dioxide into their


cells after it enters the leaf?

By diffusion

What is the main molecule produced during photosynthesis?

Glucose; carbohydrate; sugar

What is considered a waste product from photosynthesis and how does the plant eliminate it?

Oxygen; through the stomata

Why are plants and photosynthesis important to humans?

They provide food and oxygen

What is the equation for photosynthesis?

6CO2 + 6H2O ----------- C6H12O6 + 6O2

Where would photosynthetic aquatic organisms live in a pond environment?

Near the surface where they can receive radiant energy from the sun.

What is the opening on the


underside of a leaf and what is its purpose?

Stoma (stomata); to move small molecules like H20, CO2 into and out of the leaf.

Why do leaves change color in the fall?

Plants no longer produce chlorophyll, now the other pigments such as anthocyanin and xanthophyll are able to be seen as they are not covered up by chlorophyll.

How does energy including visible light travel?

They energy in the electromagnetic spectrum travel in waves.

Why do plants appear green?

Chlorophyll absorbs all colors and reflects green