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Main energy molecule that cells use for most of their work. ATP -Adenosine Triphosphate
First step in cellular respiration process and takes place in the cytoplasm. Glycolysis
Simple sugar that is created during photosynthesis and is an important source of chemical energy. Glucose
The process in cells where a chemical energy source, like glucose, is converted into ATP which cells use for energy. Cellular Respiration
Type of cellular respiration that requires oxygen to covert glucose to a usable ATP energy for cells Aerobic Respiration
Type of cellular respiration that does not require oxygen to covert glucose to a usable ATP energy for cells Anaerobic Respiration
Green pigment in chloroplasts used to absorb light energy to carry out photosynthesis. Chlorophyll
Process by which organisms use light energy, water and carbon-dioxide to create glucose sugar and oxygen. Photosynthesis
An organic compound produced when cells carry out anaerobic respiration to convert glucose sugar to ATP energy. Lactic Acid
An organism that can produce its own food; also known as producers. Autotroph
An organism that must consume other organisms for food, as it cannot produce its own food; also known as consumers. Heterotroph
Any living or once-living component of an ecosystem, including products of living things. Biotic Factor
The non-living components of an ecosystem. Abiotic Factor
Organisms that are able to produce their own food, also known as autotrophs. Producers
Organisms that need to consume other organisms for food, also known as heterotrophs. Consumers
The organelle in cells where most of cellular respiration happens and ATP energy is produced. Mitochondria
The organelle in cells where photosynthesis occurs, and light energy is absorbed and converted to chemical energy/glucose. Chloroplasts
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