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Photosynth/Cell Resp

Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

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photosynthesis a type of autotrophic nutrition in which green plants use the energy of sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose
chloroplast a cell organelle found in plant cells that contains chlorophyll and functions in photosynthesis
chlorophyll a green pigment in plant cells that absorbs sunlight and makes possible certain aspects of the photosynthetic process
light energy energy from the sun
carbohydrate an organic compound made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen.
producer any autotrophic organism capable of trapping light energy and converting it to the chemical bond energy of food
Which organisms form the basis of the food chain? producers/autotrophs
autotroph an organism capable of carrying on photosynthesis -"self feeder"
consumer any heterotrophic animal organism -must consume food for energy
heterotroph an organism that typically carries on heterotrophic nutrition -must consume food for energy
heterotrophic nutrition a type of nutrition in which organisms must obtain their foods from outside sources of organic nutrients (food)
food chain series of nutritional relationships in which food energy is passed from producer to herbivore to carnivore to decomposer
main source of energy for most organisms on the Earth the sun
autotrophic nutrition a type of nutrition in which organisms manufacture their own organic foods (glucose) from inorganic raw materials (water, carbon dioxide, light energy) -photosynthesis
stomate a small opening that penetrate the lower part of a leaf where carbon dioxide, water, and oxygen are absorbed and released
guard cell one of a pair of cells that surround the leaf stomate and regulate its size
glucose a simple sugar made in photosynthesis and used by both plants and animals as a fuel in the process of respiration
adenosine triphosphate (ATP) an organic molecule that stores energy in the form of chemical bond energy for the cell
In which organelle is ATP produced? mitochondria
mitochondrion a cell organelle that contains the enzymes necessary for aerobic cellular respiration -makes ATP
aerobic respiration a type of respiration where energy is released using oxygen
anaerobic respiration a type of respiration in which energy
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