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photosynthesis and cellular respiration review

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Plants the only things that do photosynthesis
Photosynthesis chemical reaction of natural substances that make glucose and oxygen.
Chlorophyll located inside of the chloroplasts,obtains the sunlight, and acts like a "factory" to make the glucose.
Only in presence of light Photosynthesis only occurs during the daytime because light is needed for the process.
Purpose of photosynthesis To make glucose which the plant uses as food for the plant, or a building block for the plant, and oxygen.
Formula for photosynthesis 6CO2+6H2O+ENERGY---> C6H12O6+O2
All living things all living things do cellular respiration
Cellular Respiration the process in which the mitochondria in the cells use glucose the digestive system supplies to them, and oxygen which is used to release the energy from the glucose.
Mitochondria this is where most of Cellular respiration takes place.
All day all the time cellular respiration happens 24/7.
Purpose of Cellular Respiration the purpose of cellular respiration is to supply energy to the cells and you.
Formula for Cellular Respiration C6H12O6+O2 --> 6H2O+6CO2+ ENERGY
What is ATP A chemical form of Energy
Where is sugar stored fruit, starch, and cellulose
What is starch made up of long chain of sugar molecules
What are stomata tiny holes in the leaves of a plant that let the light in.
Lindsey Landry Period 1
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