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Title: PHOTOSYNTHESIS


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PHOTOSYNTHESIS
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I. Autotrophs and Heterotrophs
  • A. Energy for living things comes from the SUN
  • B. Plants and other organisms use light energy
    from the sun to produce food
  • C. Autotrophs- make their own food
  • Ex plants

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  • Heterotrophs- cannot use sun energy to make
  • their food and obtain it from the foods they
    consume
  • Ex leopards, mushrooms

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II. Chemical Energy and ATP
  • A. To live, organisms must release energy in
    sugars and other compounds

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  • B. ATP
  • adenosine triphosphate
  • chemical compound used to store energy

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C. Releasing energy from ATP
  • -gt Stored energy is released from ATP when ATP is
    broken down into ADP Phosphate
  • -gt Add/subtract Phosphate and you can
    store/release ENERGY!

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  • D. When is ATP used?
  • Active transport
  • Powers movement inside cell microtubules use
    energy

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III. Light Pigments
  • A. Photosynthesis requires LIGHT and
    CHLOROPHYLL, a molecule in chloroplasts, in
    addition to water CO2
  • B. Sunlight is white but contains mixtures of
    visible wavelengths
  • C. Plants gather suns energy using
    light-absorbing molecules called PIGMENTS

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D. Leaves absorb blue-violet red-orange light
very well E. Green light is reflected- why
plants look green!
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IV. LOCATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS
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V. Role of Pigments
  • A. When chlorophyll absorbs light, much of the
    energy is transferred to raising the ENERGY LEVEL
    in the CHLOROPLASTS

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B. EQUATION
Inputs Light, carbon dioxide, water Outputs
sugar and oxygen
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Factors Affecting Photosynthesis
  • Shortage of raw materials
  • Temperature
  • Light intensity
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