The Basics
Light Reactions 1
Light Reactions 2
Calvin Cycle
Other Stuff
100

The process that uses energy from the sun to make food from water and carbon dioxide.

What is photosynthesis?

100

When the electron travels, it passes through these structures that function as a pump, usually shorted to ETC.

What is the Electron Transport Chain?

100

This compound provides electrons to the light reactions

What is water?

100

In order for the Calvin cycle to produce 1 Sugar molecule, it needs to go around this many times.

What is 2?

100

These are the products generated by photosynthesis

What is Glucose and Oxygen?

200

The green organelle that absorbs and stores the energy of sunlight.

What is chloroplast?

200

When they exit the membrane, electrons join with other molecules to create this electron carrier molecule. 

What is NADPH?

200

When ions flow through a transport protein at the end of the light reaction, their energy can be used to generate this energy-rich molecule

What is ATP?
200

The Calvin cycle takes place in this gel-like fluid.

What is the Stroma?

200

These are the reactants of photosynthesis.

What are sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water?

300

The tiny pores in the bottom of leaves that take in carbon dioxide from the air.

What are stomata?

300

In the light reactions, electrons travel through these light absorbing structures to become charged.

What are Photosystems 1 and 2

300

When the electron splits away from the original molecule, this waste product is also produced and leaves the plant

What is oxygen (O2)?

300

This is the molecule that begins and ends the Calvin Cycle

What is RuBP?

300

For every 6 G3P molecules that are produced, this many are used to create glucose.

What is 1?

400

These types of organisms generate their own food.

What is an autotroph?

400

Ions pass through this enzyme at the end of the electron transport chain, which is named after the molecule that it creates.

What is ATP synthase?
400

The charged electrons power pumps in the ETC to move these ion across the membrane.

What are Hydrogen ions (H+)?

400

After Fixation, the 3 6-carbon molecule is broken down in 6 3-carbon molecules called this.

What is PGA?

400

Some organisms can produce food using chemicals instead of sunlight by using this process. 

What is Chemosynthesis?

500

This is the organ that plants that do most of the photosynthesis

What is the leaf?

500

The light reactions take place on the membranes of these disk-shaped membranes

What are Thylakoids?

500

The process that breaks down water molecules in the light reaction is called this.

What is Photolysis?
500

The Calvin cycle can be broken down in the steps Carbon Fixation, Reduction, and this.

What is Regeneration?

500

This is the interior part of the leaf that contains lots of light absorbing cells.

What is the Mesophyll?

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