Photosynthesis Notes and Presentations

Posters and Presentations-Posters Need:

-Title-Pictures/Graphics (Draw neat and big)-All the information you will be presenting to

the class (Spelling counts!).-Presentations

-All group members must participate to receive a grade.

-Must cover all the information, so students can fill in the blanks.

Producers and Photosynthesis (pg. 179)

-Producers, like _______, transform _______ energy into plant _______ and ________ energy.

-This is accomplished through chemical ____________ called ________________.

Chemical Equation for Photosynthesis (write it below)

Reactants of Photosynthesis (look at board):-__________________-__________________-powered by ________________

Products of Photosynthesis (look at board):-___________________-___________________

Importing the Raw Materials (pg. 181)

-In the __________ cells of plants there are specialized organelles called _____________.

Reactants of Photosynthesis 1) Carbon Dioxide

-enters leaf through the ______________.-stomata are like __________ that open and _________.

2) Water-enters leaf through the_____________.

-Describe the passage of H2O in the xylem.

Draw and label the Cross Section of a Privet Leaf (pg. 180)

The Chloroplast (pg. 182)

-The chloroplasts have specialized ____________ to carry out the _____________ reactions of ________________________.

2 Areas of the Chloroplasts where Photosynthesis takes place:1) Thylakoid

-(describe the thylakoid)

-enclosed by a membrane and contain ____________.-chlorophyll is the _________ pigment that traps

____________(middle of pg. 182)

2) Stroma-(describe the stroma)

-Draw and label the chloroplast (pg. 181)

Light Dependent Reactions (pg. 182)

-H2O molecules are processed during the ___________ when ___________ hits the ___________ surface of the leaf.

-This reaction occurs in the ___________

-__________ is split-__________ diffuses out and exits the __________

ATP and ____ ions are used as _______sources to continue the chemical reactions used to make _________________(glucose/sugar)

Draw and label the chloroplast at the bottom of the page.

Light Independent Reactions (pg. 184)

-____________ is not required for this reaction.-This reaction takes place in the ___________

-__________ is split-The carbon is used to make ___________.

-The glucose produced travels throughout the plant through special tubes called ___________.

-Phloem tubes are bundled with _________ tubes in the veins of leaves, _________, and roots.

Draw and label the chloroplast in the middle of the page.

The Carbon Cycle

-Draw and Label the Carbon Cycle

-Three ways in which CO2 is released into the atmosphere:1)__________________2)__________________3)__________________

-The process that recycles the CO2 in the atmosphere is_______________

-Decomposers such as ___________ and _____________ free atoms such as __________, _____________, and ______________ to be recycled (middle of pg. 189)

-Humans cause the extra release of CO2 into the atmosphere __________, _________, and ____________ are burned as fuel. (bottom of pg. 189)

Producers and Photosynthesis (pg. 179)

-Producers, like _______, transform _______ energy into plant _______ and ________ energy.

-This is accomplished through chemical ____________ called ________________.

Chemical Equation for Photosynthesis (write it below)

H2O + CO2 ------------- O2 + C6H12O6

Reactants of Photosynthesis (look at board):-__________________-__________________-powered by ________________

Products of Photosynthesis (look at board):-___________________-___________________

Plants Solar structures food

reactions Photosynthesis

H2OCO2

Sun

O2

C6H12O6

Importing the Raw Materials (pg. 181)

-In the __________ cells of plants there are specialized organelles called _____________.

Reactants of Photosynthesis 1) Carbon Dioxide

-enters leaf through the ______________.-stomata are like __________ that open and _________.

2) Water-enters leaf through the_____________.

-Describe the passage of H2O in the xylem.

Draw and label the Cross Section of a Privet Leaf (pg. 180)

leaf chloroplasts

stomata

windows close

xylem

Rootsstemleaves

The Chloroplast (pg. 182)

-The chloroplasts have specialized ____________ to carry out the _____________ reactions of ________________________.

2 Areas of the Chloroplasts where Photosynthesis takes place:1) Thylakoid

-Stack of Coins “ThylaCOIN”-enclosed by a membrane and contain ____________.

-chlorophyll is the _________ pigment that traps ____________(middle of pg. 182)

2) Stroma

-Fluid inside the Chloroplast

-Draw and label the chloroplast (pg. 181)

structures chemicalPhotosynthesis

chlorophyll

greensunlight

Light Dependent Reactions (pg. 182)

-H2O molecules are processed during the ___________ when ___________ hits the ___________ surface of the leaf.

-This reaction occurs in the ___________

-__________ is split-__________ diffuses out and exits the __________

ATP and ___ ions are used as _______sources to continue the chemical reactions used to make _________________(glucose/sugar)

page.

day lighttop

thylakoid

H2O

O2 stomata

H energyglucose

Light Independent Reactions (pg. 184)

-____________ is not required for this reaction.-This reaction takes place in the ___________

-__________ is split-The carbon is used to make ___________.

-The glucose produced travels throughout the plant through special tubes called ___________.

-Phloem tubes are bundled with _________ tubes in the veins of leaves, _________, and roots.

Light

stroma

CO2

Glucose

phloemxylem

stems

The Carbon Cycle

-Draw and Label the Carbon Cycle

-Three ways in which CO2 is released:1)__________________2)__________________3)__________________

-The process that recycles the CO2 in the atmosphere is_______________

-Decomposers such as ___________ and _____________ free atoms such as __________, _____________, and ______________ to be recycled (middle of pg. 189)

-Humans cause the extra release of CO2 into the atmosphere __________, _________, and ____________ are burned as fuel. (bottom of pg. 189)

Respiration

Decomposition

Fossil fuels burning

photosynthesis

bacteria fungus carbon

hydrogen nitrogen

coal oilgas