how many phosphate groups are in atp
purpose of light independent reactions
the reactants for photosynthesis
Where light independent reactions occur
what atp stands for
heterotroph
thylakoid
purpose of light dependent reactions
what gives leaves their green color
autotroph
stack of thylakoids
pigments
organelle where photosynthesis occurs
function of the stomata
three main factors that affect photosynthesis
the calvin cycle
upper epidermis
the products of photosynthesis
Where light dependent reactions occur
the waxy film on the outermost layer of a leaf
co2 and h2o (and sunlight)
granum
the cuticle
3 phosphate groups
make their own food from raw materials and energy.
the site of the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis
the process plants and other autotrophs use to create nutrients from sunlight and carbon dioxide.
helps protect the leaf by aiding in preventing water loss and providing an extra layer between the outside and inside of the leaf.
light intensity, carbon dioxide, and temperature.
consume producers or other consumers.
chlorophyll
turn ADP into ATP and produce oxygen.
pore that controls the rate of gas exchange in the leaf and atmosphere
chloroplast
absorb light energy
Thylakoids
build high energy sugars
Stroma
adenesine triphosphate
glucose and oxygen