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Summary Everything to know about PHOTOSYNTHESIS (including notes, questions and answers).

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Simple summary to explain the process of photosynthesis at a high school level. These notes are fully colour-coded for ease of use and include various types of questions with a full memorandum to test your understanding. Includes all information necessary for grade 11.

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1.

List 5 factors / materials that are needed for photosynthesis to take place.

Answer: Any 5: - chlorophyll - enzymes - optimum temperature - water - carbon dioxide - radiant energy / light

2.

Define: osmosis

Answer: The movement of water molecules from where there is a high to where there is a low concentration of water.

3.

In 4 steps, describe how water moves from the soil into the leaves of the plant for photosynthesis.

Answer: 1. Water is absorbed into the root hairs of the plant by osmosis. 2. It moves into the xylem and into the leaves by the transpiration pull. 3. It passes down a diffusion gradient to enter the mesophyll cells. 4. Moves into chloroplasts by osmosis.

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Why is it beneficial for the cuticle / epidermal cells to be transparent?

Answer: It allows radiant energy to penetrate to the mesophyll layer where the chloroplasts are found so that photosynthesis can take place.

5.

Is photosynthesis a catabolic or anabolic process? Give a reason for your answer.

Answer: Anabolic. Simple molecules (water and carbon dioxide) are used to produce a more complex molecule (glucose).

6.

Give another name for the light-dependent stage.

Answer: Photochemical stage.

7.

In what 2 ways is the trapped energy used?

Answer: 1. Split water molecules into energised hydrogen atoms and oxygen gas through photolysis. 2. Form ATP through phosphorylation.

8.

Give the precise location where the enzymatic stage takes place.

Answer: - In the mesophyll layer of the leaf. - In the chloroplasts. - In the stroma.

9.

What substances are used to produce glucose in the dark phase?

Answer: 1. Energised hydrogen atoms. 2. Carbon dioixde.

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Give a term which refers to: the series of enzymatic reactions that combine energy-rich hydrogen atoms with carbon dioxide to form glucose.

Answer: Calvin cycle.

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