The 'photo' part of photosynthesis refers to the sugar-making process.

Chloroplasts are found in animal cells and are where photosynthesis occurs.

Chlorophyll, located in the thylakoid membranes, absorbs blue and red light.

Green is the color of light that chlorophyll absorbs during photosynthesis.

Photons, which are particles of light, have no mass but contain energy.

The light reaction in photosynthesis directly produces glucose.

Oxygen produced during photosynthesis comes from splitting water molecules.

ATP and NADPH generated in the light reaction are used in the Calvin cycle.

The Calvin cycle is also known as the dark reaction because it only happens at night.

Rubisco is an enzyme responsible for fixing carbon dioxide in the Calvin cycle.

The sugar G3P, formed during the Calvin cycle, is later converted into glucose.

Glucose created by plants is stored as starch or used to make cellulose.

Plants produce carbohydrates like glucose and fructose for their energy needs, not for human consumption.

The energy for the Calvin cycle comes from sunlight directly.

Which is the primary source of energy that drives the photosynthesis reaction?

In the photosynthesis equation, what does C?H??O? represent?

A procumbent stem is also known as trailing plants and creeping vines

Photosynthesis provides food to other organisms.

Photosynthesis only happens during day time when there is enough sunlight.

The stacks of thylakoid inside the chlorophyll are called granum.

Photosynthesis provides oxygen essential for humans and animals.

Photosynthesis increases the presence of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

The orientation of leaves can affect light capture thereby influencing photosynthetic rates.

Studies have shown that plants with thicker leaves often exhibit higher photosynthetic rates because of its increased chlorophyll content.

Sunlight, carbon dioxide, water, and chlorophyll are organic substances that are essential in the food making process of the plant.

The stem, not only the leaves, is also considered as the food laboratory of the plant since all needed substances pass through the stem.

Photosynthesis primarily takes place in the roots of a plant.

Photosynthesis occurs only in plants with green leaves

The stomata on the leaves are responsible for gas exchange, including oxygen release and carbon dioxide intake.

One of the ingredients in “cooking” food is the carbon dioxide coming from the air.

The xylem and the phloem represent the two elevators in the Leaf Laboratory chart.

The big elevator brings food and nutrients stored from the roots.

The thylakoid is represented by the big pot in the chart.

The process of photosynthesis is important because it is the number one source of oxygen in the atmosphere.

The chlorophyll is the green pigment of the leaves that releases the sun’s energy

The stroma is a group of thylakoids that are found in the leaves.

The most common type of aerial stem is the erect stem.

Wheat and mangoes are examples of underground stems.

Plants with climbing stems are usually weak and have long and slender stems.

Strawberry and Sweet Potato plants are few examples of erect stems.

The Underground stem is also known as the Subterranean stem.

A stem that grows above the ground like an eggplant is an aerial stem.

All stems are underground structures.

Climbing stems use external support to grow upward.

Bulbs are made of layers of leaves, not stems.

Plants with procumbent stems grow horizontally in the soil together with the roots.

Rhizomes only grow vertically and never horizontally.

Tubers are always round in shape.

Corms are similar to bulbs but lack the layers of fleshy leaves.

Bulbs are a combination of a short underground stem and fleshy storage leaves.

The leaf has a special organelle

What are the two things that happen during photosynthesis?

Which of the following is needed by plants to make food?

The Greek term “photos'' means light.

Phloem is a like small elevator that brings up water from the roots to the leaves.

Granum is a group or stack of _____________.

Photosynthesis results in the formation of pure _ gas which is needed by animals and humans for breathing.

Which of the following traps light energy?

Which is an example of INORGANIC substance?

Glucose is the conversion of organic substance into inorganic substance

Select all the ingredients that a leaf needed to "cook" food

What is the correct formula of photosynthesis?

Only when there is an excess supply of food, the plant converts glucose to starch which is then stored in roots and seeds for future use

Without photosynthesis, the carbon cycle can still occure

_____ is the angle between a branch or a leaf and the stem from which it springs

There are 2 types of stems

Identify which does not belong the group

short, fleshy underground stems bearing very small-scale leaves at the axil where buds are situated

short, fleshy bulb like stems surrounded by few thin membranes or scale leaves and bearing buds at the summit

has short thickened stem with crowded, overlapping fleshy leaves

What is not an example of Bulb?

Blueberries and camia are example of this kind of underground stem

Rhizome is an underground root like stem, which sends leafy shoots from the ___ surfaces and produces roots from the ____ side

Singkamas is an example of ___

Pertains to living components of an ecosystem including fungi, animals, plants and microorganisms

Glucose pertains to simple sugar or monosaccharide that serves as a primary energy source for living organisms and is produced during photosythesis

Organic pertains to compounds that contain ____ and are associated with living organisms

Plants, animals and other organisms are examples of __ factors

Temperature, rocks and humidity are examples of __ factors

Ecosystems only contains biotic or living parts

Select all the characteristics of an ecosystem that applies

Contains different populations living together in a particular habitat

What are the 3 groups organisms are classified into?

organisms capable of making their own food such as the green plant

organisms like fungi and bacteria which breakdown dead plants and animals

organisms which cannot make their own food

Tigers, sharks, eagles and lions are example of carnivores

Scavengers are organisms that feed on both plants and animals

Vultures, hyenas, ants, shrimps are example of what type of organism?

Some plants can also be carnivores

In this relationship only one specie gets benefited while the other is harmed.

Identify what type of ecological relationship is being shown in the picture:

When two organisms fight for the same resource

When one organism eats another organism.

When one organism benefits while the other organism is neither helped or hurt.

When both organisms benefits.

A bear fishes for salmon. What is the bear?

A tiger kills a deer for dinner. What is the deer?

In this relationship, one organism benefits and the other doesn't get anything.

In this relationship, organisms fight for resources necessary for survival. It could be things like food, water, space, light, or mates.

Interactions among organisms can be beneficial sometimes but sometimes it can also be harmful

Many mutualistic relationships are symbiotic

Mutualistic came from the Latin word "mutualis" which means__

What are the two organisms involved in parasitism called?

In parasitism, the host dies immediately

What ecological relationship does a bee and flower have?

What ecological relationship does humans and plants have?

What ecological relationship does a birds and army ants have?

What ecological relationship does a human and lice have?

What ecological relationship does a lion and deer have?

What ecological relationship does flowers in a garden have?

What ecological relationship does orchids and tress have?