Review_Label Photosynthesis Process

Photosynthesis Process

By R. Marsh Ph.D.

A. _________

B. ________, ________

C. ________, ________________​

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Xylem

Phly​em

Osmosis

Diffusion

Facilitated Diffusion​

Water

Root hairs

​Capillary Action

1. _____

2. _____

3. _____

4. _____

5. _____

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11. _______​

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Xylem

Phly​em

Osmosis

​Cuticle

Mesophyll Cell​

Water

Root hairs

​Capillary Action

Guard Cell

Stoma

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6. _________​

7. _________​​

8. _________​​

9. _________​​

10. _________​​

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and some are used more than once.)

Xylem

Phly​em

Osmosis

O_2​

C​O₂

Guard Cell

Stoma​

Water

Root hairs

​Capillary Action

11. _______

12. _______

13. _______

14. _______

15. ​_______

16. _______

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​Mesophella Cell​

Cell Wall

Vacuole

Nucleus

Ribosomes

Cytoplasm

Lysosomes​

Chloroplast

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17. ________

18. ________

19. ________​

20. ________

21. ________

22. ________

This organelle is called the ______

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and some are used more than once.)​

​Mesophella Cell​

Chlorophyll

Chloroplast

Ribosomes

Stroma

Starch

Thylakoid

Granum

DNA

Cytoplasm​

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23._______

24._______​

​25._______

26._______​

27._______​

28._______

29._______​

​30._______

31._______​

32._______​

33._______

34._______​

35._______

36._______​

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This process is called ______

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​Mesophella Cell​

Chlorophyll II

Chlorophyll I

CO₂

​O₂

​H⁺​​

Thylakoid Membrane

Thylakoid Luma

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​Electron Transport​

Granum​

ATP​

NADPH​​

Electron​

Sun ​

37. _______

38. _______

39. _______​

40. _______

41. _______

42. _______

43. _______

44. _______

45. _______

46. _______

47. _______

This process is called ______

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and some are used more than once.)

Carbon Fixation

Carbon Reduction

Regeneration​

CO₂

​O₂

​H⁺​​​

​ATP

ADP

NADP+

NADPH​​

Glucose​

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