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Title: Photosynthesis: Getting Energy and Matter into Biological Systems


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Photosynthesis Getting Energy and Matter into
Biological Systems

Make a statement that explains the images above
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Review and Discuss!
  • We, living organisms, need ________ in order to
    survive.
  • Molecules like _________, ________, and _________
    found in food provide us this.
  • Molecules are made of ____________ such as
    Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, etc.
  • These ___________ are what make up matter.
  • So how do we get matter found in food in the
    first place? Who/what gets the credit?

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Photosynthesis is
  • light create
  • The process by which plants, some protists, and
    some bacteria use light energy (photo)
    transferred from the sun to create (synthesis)
    large, energy rich molecules from small ones.
  • Energy transfer
  • Sun ? autotroph
  • Energy transformation
  • Light ? Chemical Potential (food!)

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Photosynthesis
  • Light Reactions
  • Light is absorbed
  • Water is split
  • Carrier molecules ATP and NADPH are made
  • Calvin Cycle
  • Carbon is fixed
  • G3P is made (precursor to glucose)
  • ADP and NADP are made

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Where does this happen?
  • All plants are made up of plant cells
  • Most plant cells contain chloroplasts
  • Inside chloroplasts, there are structures called
    thylakoids
  • In the thylakoid membranes, chlorophyll is stored
  • Chlorophyll is a pigment that absorbs the suns
    energy
  • Why chlorophyll?

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Electromagnetic Spectrum
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  • Light energy from the sun hits the chlorophyll
    molecules
  • Much of the light energy is absorbed but one
    wavelength of light is reflected off, not
    absorbed.
  • This is the color of light that you see.

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So why are thylakoids green?
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That is how light entersHow does carbon enter?
Stomate (Stomata, plural)
Bottom of a leaf
Cross-section of a leaf
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The Calvin Cycle a series of biochemical
reactions that converts atmospheric CO2 into
carbohydrate molecules (glucose, etc.)
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Why does it happen?
  • Autotrophs get and store energy
  • Heterotrophs eat autotrophs and use these
    carbohydrates as energy sources

Do you get this random picture?
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The Big Picture
  • See picture! Should be linked.

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The Reaction
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Factors that may affect the rate of
photosynthesis
  • Intensity of light
  • Amount of CO2
  • Water availability?
  • What else?
  • Color of light?
  • Toxins?
  • Soil nutrients?

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Optional Video Clips
  • http//www.teachersdomain.org/9-12/sci/life/cell/p
    hotosynth/index.html
  • Possibly too much detail, but good detail ?
  • https//www.youtube.com/watch?vwJDlxp17rY4
  • https//www.youtube.com/watch?vg78utcLQrJ4
    (Bozeman Biology)
  • https//www.youtube.com/watch?v-rsYk4eCKnA (Khan
    Academy)

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Follow Up Work
  • Read Essay in textbook, Getting Light Energy into
    Biological Systems, p.367
  • Write the 5 big take-aways from essay
  • Draw one diagram that locked it in for you (ok to
    copy from textbook)
  • Complete Photosynthesis Review WS
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