Photosynthesis
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Autotroph | an organism that can make it's own food/energy. Example: Plants
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Heterotroph | an organism that depends on other organisms to supply its food/energy. Example: Humans and Animals
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Chlorophyll | a green pigment on the chloroplasts
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Stomata | opening of the underside of a leaf. Lets out oxygen and brings in carbon dioxide
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Photosynthesis- Stage 1 | Stage 1: the process of a plant capturing the energy of the sun by chlorophyll absorbing the energy in the chloroplasts.
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Photosynthesis- Stage 2 | Stage 2: the cell uses the energy to produce sugar and oxygen. Carbon dioxide + water = ---yields----> sugar + oxygen
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Respiration | cells break down sugar and release the energy
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