Input of the Process
Output of the Process
Role of the process in food chain/Food Web
Difference between Respiration and Photosynthesis
100

Main Reactant 

Carbon-dioxide and Water 

100

Main product of the process

Glucose 

100

In a food chain, organisms that use photosynthesis are known as these.

Producers

100

One main difference between Photosynthesis and Respiration based on Energy - Produced or Released

Photosynthesis - Store energy 


Respiration - Release energy

200

Reaction Stimulator 

Sunlight 

200

By Product of the Process

Oxygen

200

Without photosynthesis, this molecule—essential for cellular respiration in most living organisms—would not be released into the atmosphere.

Oxygen 

200

These tiny organelles are where photosynthesis and respiration take place in plant cells.

Chloroplast and Mitochondria 

300

Part of the Leaf responsible for the intake of one of the reactant

Mesophyll region - Palisade and Spongy 

300

From which part of the leaf - the by product is released out into the atmosphere? 

Stomata

300

Photosynthesis is the foundation of food webs because it provides this to all organisms, either directly or indirectly.

Energy

300

This molecule is produced during photosynthesis and is broken down during respiration to release energy 

Glucose 

400

Name of Cell organelle where the process takes place 

Chloroplast

400

How will you confirm that at the end Photosynthesis process starch is produced and stored? 

Iodine test - 

Dark Blue = Positive (starch is produced/stored) 

No color change = Negative (No starch Present - old leaves, absence of Chloroplast - yellowing in leaf) 

400

This type of organism, such as phytoplankton or grass, initiates energy flow in both terrestrial and aquatic food webs by converting solar energy into glucose through photosynthesis.

Autotrophs 

400

While photosynthesis stores energy by converting carbon dioxide and water into glucose, this opposite process releases energy by breaking down glucose in the presence of oxygen.

Cellular Respiration - Energy produced by the Cell (Mitochondria)