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Bio. 4.2.1 Ph vs CR

Photosynthesis, Cellular Respiration, and Chemosynthesis

Cellular RespirationLactic Acid in Muscles
Cellular Respiration Food is broken down
Cellular Respiration Energy from Glucose is Released
Cellular Respiration Carbon dioxide is Produced
Cellular Respiration Oxygen is Used
Cellular Respiration Products are Carbon Dioxide and Water
Cellular Respiration Does not require Light
Cellular Respiration Occurs in All Living Cells
Cellular Respiration ATP IS Synthesized
Photosynthesis Food is synthesized using Carbon Dioxde and Light
Photosynthesis Energy from the sun is stored in Glucose
Photosynthesis Carbon Dioxide is a Reactant
Photosynthesis Oxygen is a Product
Photosynthesis Produces the sugar Glucose
Photosynthesis Requires Light
Photosynthesis Occurs only in the presence of Chlorophyll
Photosynthesis Occurs in only autotrophs
Cellular Respiration Occurs in Autotrophs and Heterotrophs
Chemosynthesis Food is synthesized from Inorganic Molecules: Methane, Salt, Hydrogen Sulfide
Chemosynthesis Organisms called Chemotrophs
Chemosynthesis Organisms called Extremophiles: Their Enviroments are Extreme
Chemosynthesis Live in Environments with Little or no Oxygen
Chemosynthesis Anaerobic Bacteria
Chemosynthesis Habitats: Hydrothermal Vents, Methane Vents, Sulphur Vents Extreme Saline Environments
Chemosynthesis Thermophiles Bacteria that can survive in enivronments in temperature above the boiling point
Chemosynthesis Sulfur, Methane, or Nitrogen is a main Food Source
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