the green pigment that allows plants to collect light
chlorophyll
These two forms of matter are the INPUTS of photosynthesis (what the plant takes IN)
water and carbon dioxide
the type of energy that leaves absorb
light energy
sugar molecules contain these three elements
carbon, hydrogen, oxygen
when a word ends with the suffix "-ose," it means this
it is a type of sugar molecule
BromoThymol Blue
This is the form of energy that is produced/stored by the plant when it does photosynthesis
chemical energy
the type of energy involved in movement, such as if a plant's vines slowly wrapped around something, or if its stem leaned toward a light source
Carbon and hydrogen
the type of sugar found in potatoes, onion and corn; it's how a plant stores extra energy
starch
this process is something that ALL LIVING THINGS must do in order to provide energy to their cells
Cellular respiration
These two forms of matter are produced/released by plants during photosynthesis
oxygen and glucose/sugar
anything that has mass and takes up space
matter
This part of the plant does photosynthesis
the leaves
the type of sugar found in the leaf of plants; it's the simplest type of sugar
glucose
this is the organelle within a plant cell where photosynthesis takes place
chloroplast
If a plant is placed into a dark environment, what will be true about its rate of photosynthesis versus the rate of cellular respiration?
the type of energy stored in the bonds between atoms within a molecule
chemical energy
If an aquatic plant is put into a tube with yellow BTB and placed under direct sunlight, what would you expect to happen a few days later and why?
the BTB would turn blue because the plant absorbs CO2 out of the solution when it does photosynthesis
the type of sugar found in the fruit of a plant
fructose
These are the tiny, microscopic openings in a leaf that allow CO2 in and O2 out
stomata
What is the source of the carbon within a sugar molecule that plants produce?
The carbon comes from the carbon dioxide in the air that the plant takes in
the mass comes from carbon dioxide in the air, and water from the ground -- gets turned into sugar, that it stored within the plant, making it bigger and heavier over time.
TRUE or FALSE: Plants can only do photosynthesis in direct light; they are not able to do photosynthesis in indirect light.
FALSE. As long as a plant is given any amount of light, it can do photosynthesis.
a very strong type of sugar molecule, often found in the bark and stem of plants; also referred to as "fiber"
cellulose