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Photosynthesis: the Process

A. Overview of Photosynthesis

B. Chlorophyll and the Leaf

C. Testing for Starch

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A. Overview of Photosynthesis

1. Photosynthesis involves the conversion of light energy into chemical energy

a. produces food using energy from the sun

2. Carbon dioxide + water + energy glucose + oxygen

3. Transfers energy from sunlight into energy in chemicals

a. glucose

b. starch_

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B. Chlorophyll and the Leaf

1. Pigments give an object color

a. the color of a pigment is due to the color of light it reflects

2. Chlorophyll (in the chloroplasts) is the main photosynthetic pigment in plants

a. chlorophyll absorbs red and blue light

b. reflects green light which gives plants a green color_

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3. The structure of the leaf has many features needed for photosynthesis to occur

a. stomata- tiny pores (underside of leaf) that exchange O2 and CO2

b. vein- deliver water and minerals as well as removal of glucose (sap)

c. palisades layer- contain closely packed cells (containing chlorophyll) absorbing light energy_

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IF WE EXCHANGE OXYGEN FOR CARBON DIOXIDE IN OUR LUNGS, WHAT PART OF A PLANT EXCHANGES CARBON DIOXIDE FOR OXYGEN?

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1. Some of the glucose produced is stored in plant cells as starch

2. A starch test can be used to determine the conditions needed for photosynthesis

a. iodine shows the presence (blue-black)

b. or absence of starch (orange-brown)_

C. Testing for Starch

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The Limits of Photosynthesis

A. Products of Photosynthesis

B. Limiting the Reaction

C. Prevent Global Warming?

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A. Products of Photosynthesis

1. The requirements for photosynthesis are

a. carbon dioxide, water, and light

b. needed to make glucose, sucrose, starch, and cellulose

2. Plants also require mineral ions from the soil

a. nitrates, sulphates, and phosphates

b. needed to make proteins, nucleic acids, and lipids_

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B. Limiting the Reaction

1. There are a variety of factors that limit the rate of photosynthesis

a. availability of light and water

b. presence of a pigment to absorb light

c. carbon dioxide concentration

d. temperature suitable for enzyme activity_

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2. Altering the conditions can effect the rate of photosynthesis

3. There are ways of overcoming the limitations when growing plants for food or other uses

a. irrigation

b. fertilizers

c. greenhouses_

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C. Prevent Global Warming?

1. Photosynthesis affects the concentrations of carbon dioxide and oxygen in water or the atmosphere_

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WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT?

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2. The greenhouse effect keeps the world climate warm enough for living things

a. caused by the buildup of CO2

3. The normal balance has been disrupted by the excessive burning of fossil fuels_

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4. In the last century CO2 levels have risen to 390 ppm leading to an enhanced greenhouse effect

5. Photosynthesis removes almost all the excess CO2 produced during the year_

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