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Bio-Pac 3

Test Oct. 11

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Function of ATP high energy molecule- cell gets energy from it
Reactants for photosynthesis Chlorophyll/sunlight, water, carbon dioxide
End products of photosynthesis Glucose, oxygen
Chief function of leaves photosynthesis, respiration
Where is the cutin? outer leaf layer
upper epidermis row of cells under cuticle
palisade mesophyll upper layer of middle cells
spongy mesophyll under palisade mesophyll
lower epidermis row of cells which surround stoma
guard cells pairs of modified cells of the leaf epidermis that control the opening and closing of stomatal pores
stoma release water and oxygen to the air and take in oxygen and carbon dioxide
leaf vein contains xylem and phloem
chlorophyll found in chloroplasts, reflects green and yellow light
photolysis the splitting of water during photosynthesis
chemosynthesis when an autotroph obtains energy from norganic compounds instead of from light.
glycolysis the anaerobic process of splitting glucose and forming two molecules of pyruvic acid
aerobic respiration requires oxygen to break down molecules
anaerobic respiration o not require oxygen to break down molecules
fermentation releases energy without oxygen
mesophyll the photosynthetic tissue of a leaf
transpiration the evaporation of water from stomata
autotroph organisms that make their own food
heterotroph organisms unable to make their own food, they rely on autotrophs as their nutrient and energy source
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