Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
Processes
Mitosis Pictures
All About Beans
100
Photosynthesis takes place in this organelle.
chloroplast
100
In cellular respiration this sugar is broken down.
Glucose
100
Carbon dioxide+water+sunlight = glucose+oxygen
photosynthesis
100
METAPHASE
C
100
What does your little bean need in order to produce glucose?
Leave/chlorophyll/chloroplasts/sunlight exposure (either answer works)
200
What are the REACTANTS of PHOTOSYNTHESIS?
sunlight, H2O, CO2
200
Cellular respiration takes place in this organelle.
Mitochondria
200
Glucose+oxygen =carbon dioxide+water+ATP.
Cellular respiration
200
TELOPHASE
B
200
Does the bean need sunlight in order to be able to sprout from its dried form?
NO! It has everything it needs to divide its own cells and grow
300
The energy for photosynthesis comes from this.
Sun
300
Name of the energy produced in cellular respiration
ATP
300
At the end of cell division 2 identical cells are made. What are they called?
Daughter cells
300
PROPHASE
F
300
What is the name of the process that allows our bean to first sprout?
Mitosis
400
This gas is used for photosynthesis.
CO2
400
These are products of cellular respiration.
CO2, H2O, ATP
400
PMAT are the main phases of?
MITOSIS
400
INTERPHASE
E
400
Why are beans healthy for OUR bodies to eat?
They contain starches and sugars that are able to breakdown and allow for mitosis to begin!
500
This green pigment is found in plant cells and is needed for photosynthesis.
Chlorophyll
500
Raw materials that are needed for cellular respiration.
Glucose and Oxygen
500
How cellular respiration and photosynthesis are related.
One makes glucose, the other breaks down glucose
500
Put these phases in ORDER (This includes a EARLY and LATE Prophase)
E,D,B,F,C,A
500
Your bean now is grown into a full plant with big green leaves. In what part of its cells will it break down glucose to be able to continue to grow?
Mitochondria!