Ecosystems: Flow of Energy and Matter in Ecosystems Flashcards

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Self feeders that can produce their own food.

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-Autotrophs

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Organism that can produce their food through the process of photosynthesis.

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-Photoautotrophs

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Organism that can produce their food through synthesizing energy from chemical substances.

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-Chemoautotrophs

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Process of using the energy from inorganic substances.

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-Chemosunthesis

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Organisms that feed on autotrophs or other heterotrophs to obtain the energy they need.

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-Heterotrophs

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The overall chemical reactions that happen in an organism.

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-Metabolism

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The constructive phase of metabolism.

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-Anabolism

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An energy storing reaction.

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-Endergonic reaction

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The destructive phase of metabolism.

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-Catabolism

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An energy releasing reaction

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-Exergonic reaction

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Visible portion of the sun’s radiation.

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-Light

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The high energy organic molecule that powers various life activities

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-Food

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The food factories in a plant.

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-Leaves

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The raw materials for photosynthesis

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  • carbon dioxide

- water

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The tiny pores of a leaf.

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-Stomata (stoma)

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Carbon dioxide dissolves in water and is stored in the leaf in the form of_______.

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-Carbonic acid

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Where are pigments located in?

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-Plastids

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Which pigments give the leaf its green color and light trapping ability?

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-Chlorophyll

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Powers the entire photosynthetic reaction.

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-Energy

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Substances that speed up or slow down specific reactions related to photosynthesis.

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-Enzymes

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21
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Substances that can readily accept and release high energy electrons

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-Electron Carriers

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Disc shaped structures that are suspended in the cytoplasm of plant cells.

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-Chloroplasts

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Thin, flat disc like sacs that is suspended in a jelly like fluid.

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A jelly like fluid that suspends the thylakoids.

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A stack or pile of thylakoids.
-Granum (grana)
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Thylakoids and electron carriers that are organized into units. It is the functional and structural unit involved in the photosynthetic.
-Photosystems
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Type of chlorophyll molecule that can absorb light energy and readily release an electron.
-Reaction Center
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A series of electron carriers.
-Electron Transport Chain (ETC)
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Composed of chlorophyll pigments that gather and absorb light until it reaches the reaction center.
-Antenna Molecules
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A high energy chemical substance.
Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)
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Leads to the formation of ATP, NADPH, oxygen, and water vapor.
-The Light Reaction
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This reaction involves photosystem I wherein the reaction center is P700.
-The Cyclic Light Reaction
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This reaction involves both photosystem I and II. The reaction center is P680.
-The Non Cyclic Light Reaction
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Involves utilization of energy from ATP and NADPH in the synthesis of food (glucose), the final product of the process.
-The dark reaction
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Cellular respiration that makes use of oxygen gas to break glucose to produce ATP.
-Aerobic Cellular Respiration
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The cellular organelles where cellular respiration takes place.
Mitochondria.
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Involves the process of yielding ATP from glucose molecules with or without the presence of oxygen gas.
-Cellular Respiration
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Cellular respiration that doesn't use oxygen to break glucose to produce ATP.
-Anaerobic Cellular Respiration
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The release of energy in glucose molecule and the production of ATP is the primary role of cellular respiration.
-Oxidation Reduction Reaction (Redox Reaction)
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Happens if a molecule donates energy-rich electrons
-Oxidation
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Happens when a molecule gains energy by receiving electrons.
-Reduction
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When a molecule loses electrons
-Oxidized
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When a molecule gains electrons
-Reduction
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The addition of phosphate group of ATP to any molecule.
-Phosphorylation and Dephosphorylation
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The addition of Enzyme to speed up the process of cellular respiration.
-Enzyme Actions
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The first stage of Aerobic where glucose is broken down to pyruvate yielding NADH and a little ATP.
-Glycolysis
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What is an anaerobic process that does not use electron transport chain and chemosis?
-Fermentation
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How many ATP molecules are created from 10 NADH and 2 FADH^2 after electron transport chain and chemiosmosis in the mitochondrial matrix?
-32 ATP
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What is the stage of cellular respiration that happens in the mitochondria?
Krebs Cycle
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What is the first stage of cellular respiration?
-Glycolysis
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Where do photoautotrophs store their chemical energy during photosynthesis?
-Chloroplast
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What is a waste product released during photosynthesis?
-ATP and Carbon Dioxide
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Where does the cellular respiration of photoautotrophs happen?
--Cytoplasm and Mitochondria