Nutrition Flashcards

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1
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What is photosynthesis?

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The process of making glucose from sunlight in the leaves of plants.

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2
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What is an endothermic reaction in photosynthesis?

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when light energy is converted into chemical energy within the chloroplasts

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3
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Word equation for photosynthesis

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Carbon dioxide + water = glucose + oxygen

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4
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Number equation for photosynthesis

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Co2 + H20 = C6H12O6 + O2

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5
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How tempreture effects photosynthesis?

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with a increase in temp the rate of photosynthesis increases

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6
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How does light intestity affect photsynthesis?

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Higher light intenstity = photosynthesis increase

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7
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How does carbn dioxiode concentration affect photosynthesis?

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carbon dioxide concentration increases= photosynthesis increases

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8
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Whats the need of waxy cuticle?

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evaporation + protective layer found at top of leaf

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9
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Whats the need upper epidemis?

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very thin and transparent to let light in

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10
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Whats the need of palisade mesophyll?

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lots of chloroplasts so that photosynthesis happens rapidly

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11
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Whats the need for spongy mesophyll?

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air space allows gases to diffuse in and out of cell. increases surface area to volume ratio

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12
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Whats the need for lower epidermis?

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Contains guard cells and stomata

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13
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Whats the need for Guard cell?

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Kidney- shaped, open and close the stomata by absorbing or losing water

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14
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Whats the need for stomata?

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gas exchange and loss of water by evaporation takes place

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15
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Magnesium affects on plants

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required for chlorophyll
can turn yellow

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16
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Nitrate affects on plants

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required to produce amino acids

17
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Factors affecting energy requirements

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  • Age
  • Activity level
  • Pregnancy
18
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Mouth

A
  • Mechanical digestion: teeth
  • Chemical digestion: amylase breaks down starch into glucose
  • Salivary glands
19
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Oesophagus

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  • Tube from mouth to stomach
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21
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Pancreas

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  • Produce carbohydrase, protease, lipase enzymes
  • Secretes enzymes into stomach from small intestine
22
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Stomach

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  • Gastric jucie are released from stomach lining when detect food
  • Digestive food is now called chyme
23
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Gastric jucies are made of…

A

Pepsin: enzyme break down protenis
Hydrochloric acid: makes stomach acidic in order for pepsin to work and kill ingested bacteria

24
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Small intestine

A

Duodenum:
-first part of small intestime
-carbohydrases, protease and ipidases digested food here
- Bile is released into the duodenum
Illeum:
-lined with villi

25
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Where is bile…
1. produced
2. Stored

A
  1. Liver
  2. Gallbladder
26
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Role of bile

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1) alkaline to neutralise the hydrochloric acid
2) breaksdown large drops of fat into smaller ones

27
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Large intestine

A
  • Water is absorbed here, to produce faeces
  • faeces is stored in rectum and removedd through the anum
28
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Digestive enzymes broke down carhbbohydeates (starch)

A

carbohydrase
starch - maltose by amylase
maltose - glucose by maltase

29
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Digestive enzymes broke down protiens

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Broke down by proteases in stomach and small intestine
Protien - amino acids

30
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Digestive enzymes broke down lipids

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Broke down by lipases
lipids - glycerol + 3 fatty acids

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