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Photosynthesis & Respiration

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photosynthesis   the process by which plants use energy from sunlight to produce sugar  
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stomata   structures found in the leaf that allow gas to enter and leave the plant  
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Carbon Dioxide   1 Carbon + 2 Oxygen atoms make this molecule  
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Aerobic   respiration that DOES require oxygen  
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Anaerobic   respiration that DOES NOT require oxygen  
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Glycolysis   the process of breaking down glucose  
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Light Dependent   reaction which is a part of photosynthesis that REQUIRES sunlight  
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Light Independent   reaction which is a part of photosynthesis that DOES NOT require sunlight  
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Oxygen   gas released as a product of photosynthesis  
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Glucose   6 Carbon + 12 Hydrogen + 6 Oxygen atoms make this molecule  
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Mitochondria   organelle where cellular respiration takes place  
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Gas Exchange   obtaining oxygen from the environment and releasing carbon dioxide  
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Enzymes   special proteins that control chemical reactions  
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ATP   a direct source of energy used in cellular processes  
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Fermentation   turning sugars (glucose) into alcohol  
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Krebs Cycle   a form of aerobic respiration that ends with 36 ATP molecules from 1 pyruvic acid molecule  
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Thylakoid   pancake shaped stacks in a plant where the light dependent reaction of photosynthesis occurs  
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