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Where does photosynthesis happen in the plant?
The leaf
This results in a high concentration of H+ in the thylakoid space and a lower concentration in the _________.
stroma
What rotation allows ATP synthase to produce ATP?
The diffusion of H+ ions
The ATP and NADPH are from the _______.
Light dependent cycle
What does light dependent reactants make the that are used in the Calvin Cycle to make organic compounds. (Ex: sugar)
ATP and NADPH
: What strikes the chlorophyll in Photo system 2? HINT: This causes elections to become excited
Light
What is the first phase of The Calvin Cycle?
Carbon Fixation
The green disks where the Light Dependent Cycle happens are called what?
Thylakoids
What does the light-dependent reactions use to make oxygen?
Water
Define Photosynthesis.
The process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water.
Which cells are primarily responsible for photosynthesis?
The palisade mesophyll cells
Light strikes Photosystem 2 and makes excited electrons which travel down the Electron Transport Chain.
What is the input and the output?
Input:Light
Output: Excited electrons
The electrons are used as energy to pump H+ (hydrogen ions) across the membrane into the Thylakoid space. This makes a concentration gradient. What is the input and output?
Input: electrons (as energy)
Output: Movement of H+ (aka Concentration gradient) and spent electrons
What are the phases of The Calvin Cycle? List all three.
Carbon Fixation, Reduction, & Regeneration of RuBP
Which photosystem causes light to strike the electrons to get excited again?
A. Photosystem 1
B. Photosystem 2
(A: Photosystem 1)
The green disks where the Light Dependent Cycle happens are called what?
Thylakoids
The Calvin Cycle takes place in the stroma of the ______.
Chloroplast
What carries the electrons to the stroma where they will be used in the Calvin Cycle to make organic molecules like sugars?
NADPH
The excited electrons travel down a second ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN, and are used to reduce NADP+ to NADPH. What is the input and the output?
Input: Electrons and NADP+ Output: NADPH
True or False? Chlorophyll, leaves exposed to light, water and carbon dioxide are required for Photosynthesis to occur.
True!
Which cells are primarily responsible for photosynthesis?
The palisade mesophyll cells
What is Phase 2 of the Calvin Cycle?
Reduction
What is Phase 3 of the Calvin Cycle?
Regeneration for RuBP
What is the Calvin Cycle?
The set of chemical reactions that take place in chloroplasts during photosynthesis.
How awesome is Ms. Mason?
Very awesome!
EXTREMELY awesome!
both A and B or either a and b