Reaction
Plant Structures
Conservation of Mass
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The process that allows plants to produce their own food

Photosynthesis 

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Photosynthesis occurs in this organelle of plant cells 

chloroplast
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Where do the hydrogen atoms from water end up at the end of the reaction?

GLUCOSE

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Why must water be transported from the roots to the leaves of a plant?

So the water can be used for photosynthesis

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What color is chlorophyll?

GREEN

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The reactants of photosynthesis

CO2, H20, and sunlight

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These structures absorb water 

Roots

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Where do the carbon atoms from CO2 end up in the reaction?

GLUCOSE

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Why are leaves large, flat, and found at the top of organisms?

To capture the most sunlight

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This is the primary pigment involved in photosynthesis 

Chlorophyll 

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The products of photosynthesis

Glucose and O2

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These structures absorb sunlight

Leaves

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 True or False: The amount of atoms at the start of photosynthesis are the same as at the end of the reaction

TRUE

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What happens to stomata at night? Why?

They close to prevent water loss

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As CO2 DECREASES, what happens to the rate of photosynthesis?

DECREASES

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What energy allows photosynthesis to occur?

Light Energy

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These structures allow for gas exchange AND prevent water loss

stomates/stomata

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Where do the oxygen atoms originate from that are released during photosynthesis?

CO2 and H20

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Why is photosynthesis important to other organisms such as cows?

Provides oxygen to breathe and glucose to eat

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As light intensity INCREASES, what happens to the rate of photosynthesis?

INCREASES

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Write the entire photosynthesis reaction

carbon dioxide, water, sunlight creates glucose and oxygen

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These structures TRANSPORT water and nutrients throughout the plant

xylem & phloem
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What elements/atoms are used to create glucose (carbohydrate)

CHO

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Why is photosynthesis important to plants?

Provides food (glucose) which is a source of energy

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Another name for organisms that make their own food (The answer is not plants)

Autotrophs