phtosynthesis
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| what element are needed to form glucose? | oxygen,carbon and hydrogen
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| list the compounds used in the photosynthesis formula? | H2O , and CO2
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| ribosome | main funtion is to make protein
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| nucleaus | control center of a cell holds dna
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| mitochondria | makes energy by breaking down glucose
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| cell wall | made of cellulose used in plants to help with turgor pressure
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| vacuole | storage site of water in a cell
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| guard cell | cell that open and close the stomata
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| chloroplast | where photosynthesis occurs fill with chlorophtll
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| stem | contains the xylem and phloem of a plant
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| roots | support a plant absorbs water/minerals stores extra glucose
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| stomata | site where oxygen and carbon dioxide enter / exit a plant
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| autotroph | an organism that makes its own food
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