Cellular Respiration
Nutrients
Starch Vs. Cellulose
Parts of a Plant
Plant Vocab
Final Jeopardy
(Energy)
(Energy)
100
The purpose of cellular respiration is to breakdown glucose and male this type of cellular energy.
ATP
100
Most nutrients that a plant needs can be collected by this part of the plant in the soil.
The roots
100
Cellulose and starch are both made of what?
Glucose
100
This part of the plant is responsible for exchanging gases in the atmosphere.
Stoma or Stomata
100
What is this molecule?
C6H12O6
Glucose
200
This part of cellular respiration takes place in the cytoplasm and only generates a net total of 2 ATP.
Glycolysis
200
This nutrient is responsible for helping the plant make chlorophyll and can be collected from nitrate in the soil after a lightning strike.
Nitrogen
200
Cellulose's primary function is to do what?
Help the plant make new cells for growth and repair.
200
This part of the plant is responsible for moving water from the roots to the leaves.
Xylem
200
This part of cellular respiration meant to "break glucose".
Glycolysis
200
During anaerobic cellular respiration, how many net ATP are made?
2
300
The Krebs cycle is responsible for taking these molecules and breaking them down further to release more ATP.
*Hint they're the molecules that are leftover at the end of glycolysis.
Pyruvate
300
The nutrient provides the plant help with energy transfer and can be collected from the soil after nearby fungus releases it.
Phosphorus
300
Starch's primary function is to do what?
Store Energy
300
This part of the plant is responsible for moving glucose around the plant.
Phloem
300
This is the term we used to describe the movement of water from a source of high water concentration (soil) to an area of low water concentration (inside the root) across a semipermeable membrane.
Osmosis
300
In terms of energy, what is the difference between ADP and ATP.
ADP is a dead battery and doesn't have energy. While ATP is a fully charged battery and has lots of energy.
400
This is the final step of cellular respiration where a majority of the cell's ATP energy is made.
The Electron Transport Chain
400
This nutrient helps a plant transport water and is one of the only nutrients that can be collected from the surrounding atmosphere.
Potassium
400
What parts of a plant is starch used in?
Any part of the plant that is responsible for stroing energy.
Ex.) Fruits and Seeds
400
This part of the plant is responsible for preforming photosynthesis and uses CO2, H2O, and light to make glucose and oxygen.
*Hint: Don't say leaves.
Chloroplast
400
This was the name of the step in cellular respiration that was responsible for breaking the pyruvate made during glycolysis.
The Krebs cycle
500
These 2 molecules leave the Krebs cycle and go to the electron transport chain. They are used to help charge dead ADP and turn it into ATP.
*You need both to get full points
NADH and FADH2
500
The plant below is suffering from a lack of what nutrient?
Nitrogen
500
What part of a plant is cellulose used in?
Since its used to make cells it can be found in ALL parts of the plant.
500
This part of a plant's cells is responsible for the aerobic part of cellular respiration and generates most of the ATP needed by the cells.
Mitochondria
500
The vocab term was used for a type a cellular respiration where oxygen was NOT used.
Anaerobic