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Regents Biology
Photosynthesis:
CO2 H2O C6H12O6 O2light
energy + ++
glucose + oxygencarbondioxide
sunenergy+ water +
enzymes
enzymes
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H2O
Photosynthesis 2 separate processes:1. ENERGY building reactions
collect sun’s energy called the “light” rxns Occur during the day time
use it to make ATP (store)
2. Glucose building reactions use the stored ATP energy collect CO2 from air (stomates
in the leaves) & H2O from ground (roots)
use build glucose (Energy rich molecule – E stored in bonds
Do NOT require light
ATP
sun
glucose
+CO2
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Photosynthesis using sun’s energy to make ATP using CO2 & water to make glucose in
chloroplasts Glucose:
allows plants to grow used for Respiration by the plant stored as starch passed along the food chain to consumers who
use it for Respiration makes a waste product
oxygen (O2) – looks like “bubbles” in water used for Respiration
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What do plants need to grow? The “factory” for making
energy & sugars chloroplast
Fuels sunlight carbon dioxide water
The Helpers enzymes H2O
sugars
ATP
Make ATP!Make sugar!
I can do it all…And no one
even notices!
enzymes
CO2
sun
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H2O
Photosynthesis
ENERGYbuilding reactions
SUGARbuilding reactions
ATPADP + P
CO2glucose
sun
used immediatelyto synthesize sugars
Useable energy
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Chloroplasts absorb sunlight (green reflected)
makeATP & glucose
Chloroplasts containchlorophyll (a pigment)
CO2sun Individual disk = thylakoid
Stack of thylakoids = grana – grana are green – absorb light – except green!!!! ENERGY storing rxns –
light reactions Space in between grana =
stroma SUGAR building rxns -
dark reactions
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H2O
Energy flow – need a constant supply(does NOT recycle)
Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
sun
The Great Carbon Cycle
glucose O2CO2
plants, protists, some bacteria
animals, plants, fungi, protists, bacteria
ATP ADP + P
Useable energy
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H2O
Together they form the Carbon Cycle
Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
sun
organic molecules(carbs, proteins, fats)
O2CO2
producers, autotrophs
consumers, heterotrophs
Synthesis
capturelight energy
digestion
release chemical energystored in bonds
wastewastewaste