photosynthesis Flashcards

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1
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where do light dependent reactions take place

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on thylakoid membrane of chloroplast

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2
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where do light independent reactions take place

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in stroma of chloroplast

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3
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draw and label a chloroplast

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starch granule
ribosome
nucleoid
stroma
grana
granum
lamellae
thylakoid
chloroplast envelope

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4
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what are the stages of light dependent reactions

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photoionisation
production of ATP and reduced NADP
chemiomosis
photolysis

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5
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what is photoionisation in LDR

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chlorophyll absorbs light which excites electrons to a higher energy level releasing them from the chlorophyll

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how is ATP and reduced NADP made briefly in LDR

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some energy from electrons being released during photoionisation is ued to create ATP and NADP

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7
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what is made in chemiosmosis in LDR

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ADP

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8
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how is ADP made in LDR in chemiosmosis

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  1. elecrons pass down electron transfer chain via redox reactions losing energy at each step
  2. this energy is used ti actively transport protons from stroma to thylakoid
  3. creates a proton/ electrochemical gradient across thylakoid membrane
  4. protons move by facilitated diffusion down electrochemical gradient into stroma via enzyme ATP synthase embedded in thylakoid membrane
  5. energy from this allows ADP + Pi –> ATP
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9
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how is reduced NADP made in chemiosmosis in LDR

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protons from photolysis join with co-enzyme NADP and becomes reduced NADP
protons move from high conc. to low conc.

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10
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what is phoyolysis in LDR

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splitting of water using light energy
produces protons, electrons and oxygen
electrons replace those lost from chlorophyll

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11
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what are the products of thr LDR

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ATP- used in LIR
reduced NADP - used in LIR
oxygen - leaves cell as a by product or used in respiration

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12
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draw calvin cycle

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CO2 (1C)
——————rubisco—> 2x glycerate 3-phosphate ———ATP ->ADP + Pi — reduced NADP -> NADP ————> 2x triose phosphate (3C)———-
useful organic products
————- ATP -> ADP +Pi —————- ribulose bisphosphate(5C) —————

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13
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explain the calvin cycle

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CO2 reacts with RuBP catalysed by enzyme rubisco —> produced 2 molecules of glycerate 3-posphate ——–> GP reduces to triose phosphate using products from LDR: energy from hydrolysis of ATP and H+ from reduced NADP ——> some TP converted into useful organic products eg. glucose —> TP used yo regenerate RuBP using rest of ATP

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14
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what is a limiting factor in photosynthesis

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rate of photsynthesis increases untill photsynthesis is limited by a different factor

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15
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how does increasing temperature affect rate of photosynthesis

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increases up to optimum then decreases
limits light independent as enzyme controlled (rubisco)
more kinetic energy, more E-S complexes
above optimum H bond in tertiary structure break, active site changes shape, fewer E-S complexes

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16
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how does increasing light intensity affect the rate of photosynthesis

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increases rate until limiting
if light levels dramatically reduced
- levels of ATP and reduced NADP fall as LDR limited as less photoionisation of chlorophyll
- GP cant be reduced to TP ( required ATP and reduced NADP)
- TP cant regenerate RuBP (requires ATP)

17
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how des increasing carbon dioxide concentration affect rate of photsynthesis

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rate increases iuntil limiting
if CO2 conc. dramatically reeduced
- limits LIR
- less CO2 to combine with RuBP to form GP
- less GP reduced to TP
- less TP converted to organic substances and used to regenrate RuBP

18
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what are some common agricultural practices to overcome limiting factors

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artificial lighting
heating a greenhouse
burning fuel

19
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what does the use of commom acrigultural practices lead to for farmer

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faster prodiction of glucose allowing faster respiration

more ATP to provide energy for growth eg. cell division and protein synthesis

higher yield so more profit