Calvin Cycle
Another name for Calvin Cycle
What is Light- Independent Reaction
What is Dark Reaction
Molecule that absorbs energy
What is chlorophyll
place where photosynthesis takes place
what is chloroplast
Plants provide living things
what is energy and oxygen
Relationship between light-dependent and light-independent
One uses light, produces energy. The other uses the energy to make food, doesn't depend on light
Something that the cycle requires to work
What is energy
What is ATP and NADPH
What vital element is produced
What is oxygen
jelly-like substance in chloroplasts
what is stroma
Carbohydrates formed
what is starch and cellulose
Connection between the carbon in the atmosphere and what we eat
Describe how plants take in carbon, we eat plants. Get energy from them, produce CO2
The material from the atmosphere that is used
What is CO2
What is carbon dioxide
Names of the photosystems
what is photosystem 1 and photosystem 2
molecule in chloroplasts that absorbs energy
what is chlorophyll
Energy storage in plants
what is starches
Explain the role of photosynthesis in building its structure
Describe starch and cellulose
The end product of the Calvin Cycle
What is glucose
What is sugar
Set of protein channels in photosystem 2 that creates NADPH
what is the electron transport chain
single coin-shaped organelle
what is granum
role of photosynthesis to the plant
what is to make food
Describe how you get energy indirectly from the food you eat
describe food chain or what we eat
Steps of the Calvin Cycle
What is CO2 added to 5 carbon to make 6 carbon. 6 carbon split into two 3 carbon molecules. one 3 carbon is recycled and one 3 carbon exits. 2 cycles make 1 glucose
The single channel in phototsystem 1
What is ATP synthase
stacks of coin-shaped organelles
what is thylakoid
what is grana
role of photosynthesis in our world
what is regulation of the environment (release oxygen, remove carbon dioxide)
chemical equation for photosynthesis
what is 6H2O + 6CO2 + light = C6H12O6 +6O2
what is water + carbon dioxide + light = glucose + oxygen