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Title: Photosynthesis


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Photosynthesis Part III Spring 2013 - Althoff
Reference Mader Windelspecht Ch. 7)
Lec 09
Other Types of Photosynthesis
2
Not all plants carry on Photosynthesis the same
way!
  • So far, in all the models about the process of
    photosynthesisit was assumed that the details
    were the same for all plant species. Truth
    isthere are three basic types of plants
  • ____
  • ____
  • ____
  • Major differences in a) _____________
    arrangement b) _____________ c) key
    _____________

3
Thus far.
  • Weve only examined the ___ photosynthesis
    process.
  • _____ with the enzyme RuBP carboxylase is used to
    produce 2 3PG (3-phosphoglycerate) molecules.
    This happens during the reduction of carbon
    dioxide phase (2) of the Calvin cycle. There is
    also were there is a __________ _________and in
    a few other places(see next slide ?)
  • The leave structure of the C3 plant has
    ______________ arrange in _____________ near
    the vascular (vein) tissue

4
C3
5
C3
Mesophyll cells, which contain the chloroplasts
________________
6
C3 Plants - examples
  • Peas
  • Spinach
  • Broccoli
  • Kentucky bluegrass
  • Tall fescue

Major food sources for humans
Major food sources for ungluates
These are ______ season plants
7
For C4 plants.
  • ____ (phosphoenolpyruvate) with the enzyme PEP
    carboxylase (PEPCase) is used to produce
    oxaloacetatea __________________.
  • This happens ______ the Calvin cyclenot like it
    does during for the C3 plants
  • The leave structure of the C4 plant has mesophyll
    cells arrange in _____________ aka around the
    vascular (vein) tissue (see next slide ?)

8
C4
Mesophyll cells, which contain the
chloroplasts positioned ________ the bundle
sheath cells and vascular tissue
Vascular tissue
9
C4 Plants - examples
  • Corn
  • Soybeans
  • Tomatoes
  • Indiangrass
  • Buffalo grass
  • Big bluestem
  • Blue grama

Major food sources for humans
Major food sources for ungulates
These are ________ season plants
10
What do we mean cool vs. warm season?
  • Peak period of plant productivityand flowering

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Growing season
cool
cool
J F M A M J J A
S O N D
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C3
C3 plantsall of carbon fixation
and photosynthesis happens in mesophyll
cells just on the surface of the leaf. C3
plants include most temperate plants (except many
grasses)more than _____ of all earths plants.
12
C4
C4 plantscarbon fixation and photosynthesis
_____ between the mesophyll cells and bundle
sheath cells. _______ season grasses? dominant
plant group in the short, mixed, and
tallgrass prairies
13
Historically, prairie covered 400,000 mi2 of
North America
14
Stomata, CO2, Fixation
  • ____ plants--uses the enzyme rubisco to fix
    carbon dioxide to RuBPafter fixation is PGAL, a
    ___-carbon molecule
  • ____plants--do not directly use Calvin cycle and
    produce immediately a ___-carbon molecule
  • _____ plants--uses PEP carboxylase, like C4
    plants, to fix CO2 at night (example cacti)

15
CAM Plants
  • ______________________________ CAM
  • Fixation of CO2 _______, stored in the form of
    malate in ______________ in the mesophyll cells
    is available the next day.
  • Stomata ________________ during the ______!!!

16
Approximate optimum (dark shades) and range
(light shades) when C3, C4, and CAM plants start
to grow/conduct photosynthesis efficiently
40
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30-40oC 86-100oF
35oC
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95
30
86
25
77
15-25oC 60-77oF
oC
oF
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15
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10
50
5
41
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C3 Cool season
C4 Warm season
CAM
17
CO2
H2O
Calvin cycle
O2
18
? 3 carbon molecule
Calvin cycle
C3
19
  • 4 carbon molecule
  • before Calvin cycle

C4
20
Night
  • 4 carbon molecule
  • before Calvin cycle that is
  • banked at night

CAM
  • Calvin cycle completed during the day

Day
21
Adaptation to the Environment
  • These 3 different ways (i.e., C3, C4, and
    CAM)to accomplish photosynthesis illustrate how
    organisms __________________ to their
    environment. Each has its advantages and
    disadvantages
  • C4 likely _________ in high light intensity,
    high temperature, and limited rainfall
    environments.
  • C3 likely ________ in lower light intensity,
    moderate temperature, and more abundant rainfall
    environments
  • CAM likely _________ in extremely arid
    environments
  • (ferns and cone-bearing plants exhibit
    this process in addition to many flowering
    plants like some orchids and lily species)
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