ch 10 Flashcards

(34 cards)

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photosynthesis equation

A

6CO2 + 6H2O + light energy –> C6H12O6 + 6O2

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2
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difference between photosynthesis and aerobic respiration

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photosynthesis: energy-storing pathway, releases oxygen, requires carbon dioxide
aerobic respiration: energy-releasing pathway, requires oxygen, releases carbon dioxide

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3
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what is in the structure of the choloroplast?

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two outer membranes, stroma, inner membrane system (thylakoids)

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4
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what are the two types of reactions in photosynthesis

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light dependent and light-independent reactions

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5
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light dependent reactions

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membranes of thylakoids, captures light energy

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6
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light independent reactions

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in darkness, in stroma, semifluid medium inside chloroplast

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7
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different pigments that absorb different wavelength of light

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chlorophyll a&b, carotenoids, phycobilins, anthocyanins

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chlorophyll a

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absorbs violet, blue, red, and reflects green

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chlorophyll b and carotenoids

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absorb blue and green; appear yellow, orange, red

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10
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phycobilins

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include red and blue; good for capturing light in low light conditions

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11
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anthocyanins

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contribute to red, blue and purple colors

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12
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what happens when light strikes and object

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  1. absorbed (captured)
    or
  2. reflected (bounded back)
    or
  3. transmitted (passed through)
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13
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Photosystem II

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generates ATP

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14
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photsystem I

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generates NADPH

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15
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what comes first photosystem II or I

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photosystem II

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16
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electron flow

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PS II –> ETC –> PS I –> ETC –> NADP to make NADPH

17
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the role of water in photosynthesis

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splitting water: the flows of electrons through photosystems (electrons in PS II: replaced by the splitting water)

18
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C3 cylcle (Calvin-Benson cycle)

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captures carbon dioxide; use energy in ATP and NADPH from light-dependent to make glucose from CO2

19
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what are the three stages of C3

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  1. carbon fixation
  2. synthesis of G3P
  3. regeneration of RuBP
20
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overall reactants of calvin-benson cycle

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  • carbon dioxide
  • ATP
  • NADPH
21
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overall products of calvin-benson cycle

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  • glcuose
  • ADP
  • NADP+
22
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what happens to the stomata on hot days

23
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C4 plants

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carbon dioxide is fixed twice

24
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CAM plants (in same cells)

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night: carbon dioxide is fixed to form organic acids
day: carbon dioxide is released and fixed in calvin-benson cycle

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photon
packet of light energy; have the most energy level as shortest wavelegnth (blue-violet length)
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stomata
mouth of the plant; CO2 enters and O2 leaves the the leaf through here
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chloroplasts
found mainly in the cells of the mesophyll, the interior tissue of the leaf
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chemiosmosis
electrical and H+ concentration gradients are created between thylakoid compartment and stroma
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grana
stacks of thylakoid membranes within a plant cell's chloroplast
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mesophyll
the interior tissue of the leaf
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cuticle
protects the plants from environmental stresses
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photoautotroph
carbon source is carbon dioxide: energy source is sunlight
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epidermis
outermost layer of an organism, providing a protective barrier against the external environment
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thylakoid
sac-like membrane structures within chloroplasts that are the site of the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis