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B-3.1

South Carolina Biology Indicator 3.1 - Photosynthesis

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The ultimate source of energy for most life on Earth Sunlight
process by which sunlight (solar energy) chemically converts water and carbon dioxide into chemical energy stored in simple sugars (glucose) Photosynthesis
First stage of photosynthesis Light-Dependent Reactions
Stage of photosynthesis when solar energy is absorbed by chloroplasts, and two energy storing molecules (ATP and NADPH) are produced Light-Dependent Reactions
Stage of photosynthesis when solar energy is used to split water molecules which results in the release of oxygen Light-Dependent Reactions
Second stage of photosynthesis Light-Independent Reactions
Stage of photosynthesis when energy stored in ATP and NADPH is used to produce simple sugars (such as glucose) from carbon dioxide Light-Independent Reactions
Organelle that absorbs solar energy to produce food molecules in plants Chloroplast
One of the molecules that stores energy during photosynthesis ATP
One of the molecules that stores energy during photosynthesis NADPH
One of the molecules that stores energy during photosynthesis Glucose
Reactant of photosynthesis (gas) Carbon Dioxide
Reactant of photosynthesis (non-gas) Water
Product of photosynthesis (gas) Oxygen
Product of photosynthesis (non-gas) Glucose
Provides activation energy for photosynthesis Sunlight
Number of molecules of carbon dioxide needed to form one molecule of glucose Six
Number of molecules of water needed to form one molecule of glucose Six
Number of molecules of oxygen produced for every molecule of glucose during photosynthesis Six
Plants and animals use this as a source of energy for cellular respiration Glucose
Reactant of the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis Water
Product of the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis Oxygen
Reactant of the light-independent reactions of photosynthesis Carbon Dioxide
Product of the light-independent reactions of photosynthesis Glucose
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