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• Based on what you discovered yesterday, why do leaves change colors in Autumn?

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• Based on what you discovered yesterday, why do leaves change colors in Autumn?

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PhotosynthesisPhotosynthesis

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What is Photosynthesis?

• Process by which green plants convert the energy from sunlight or light into chemical energy (glucose).

• Obtains the energy from white light.

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Autotrophs vs. Heterotrophs

• Autotrophs---producers, makes their own food

• Heterotrophs---consumers, must obtain or eat food

• Autotrophs go through photosynthesis OR ChemosynthesisAutotrophs vs.

Heterotrophs

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Photosynthesis/Respiration Cycle

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Ingredients of Photosynthesis

• White Light (Sunlight)

• Pigments– Chlorophyll– Accessory Pigments

• ATP

• CO2

• H2O

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ATP

ATP = adenosine triphosphate

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Big EnergyBond – Lots Chemical Energy Released

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Three phosphate Three phosphate groupsgroups

Adenine nitrogen groupAdenine nitrogen group

Ribose sugarRibose sugar

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ADP-ATP Cycle

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White Light

• White Light= ROY G BIV• Colors Appear the way they do because the light is

REFLECTED • WHAT LIGHT IS IMPORTANT IN

PHOTOSYNTHESIS?...

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Types of Pigments

•Chlorophyll---Green Chlorophyll---Green (reflected)(reflected)

•Accessory PigmentsAccessory Pigments– Carotenoids:Carotenoids:

•Xanthophyll---YellowXanthophyll---Yellow•Carotene---OrangeCarotene---Orange

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Why so many colors?

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Absorbancy

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Formula for Photosynthesis

H2O + CO2 O2 + C6H12O6

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Where Photosynthesis Takes Place

• Leaf• Mesophyll Cells• Organelle responsible for

Photosynthesis– Chloroplast

• Contain Plant Pigments That Capture the Sun’s Energy

• Thylakoid- Light Reactions• Stroma- Dark Reactions

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Where the 2 Reactions of Photosynthesis take place

                 

                

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Thylakoids

• This is where the first phase of Photosynthesis takes place.

• Which is also know as the light reaction.

• Involves the trapping of light energy and the formation of materials.

• Produces Oxygen by breaking down H2O into free Electrons, H+ and O

• H+ go to stroma, releasing energy for ATP Production.

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Stroma

• This is where the second phase, the Calvin Cycle, of Photosynthesis takes place.

• Which is also known as the dark reaction.

• Produces glucose from H+ and CO2.

• Uses the products from the light reactions to form glucose.

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Summary!

• Green Plants Are Excellent At Capturing the Sun’s Energy

• They Make A Huge Amount of Glucose With A Little Of Energy From the Sun

• Hey, They Actually Eat Their Own Glucose Through Aerobic Respiration