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2
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What is the equation for photosynthesis (with coefficients)

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6 CO2 + 12 H2O –> C6H12O6 + 6O2 + 6H2O

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The experiment they used to decide whether water or carbon dioxide was present in O2 was..

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using an isotope O18 to tag both carbaon dioxide and water

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Molecules become ___ when the absorb photons

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excited

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Two types of photosynthesis reactions

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LightDark (light-independent)

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Types of pigments that absorb energy for photosynthesis

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chlorophyllaccessory pigments

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7
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how many types of chorophyll

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2 (a and b)

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Cholrophyll have long ____ chains that connect to ___ in the ____ in the ____

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hydrocrabonproteins in the thylakoids in the chloroplast

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What colors do chlorophyll absorb?

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red and blue light

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10
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What pigments absorb other colors than red and blue

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accessory pigments

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types of accessory pigments

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carotenoids and phycobillins

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12
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Light absorption results in a _____ change

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photochemical

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13
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pigments are arranged into energy-absorbing

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antenna systems (light-harvesting complexes)

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14
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Antenna systems make up the

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photosystem

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15
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What photosystem spans the ____and surrounds the ____

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thylakoidreaction center

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16
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Chlorophyll has 2 vital roles in photosynthesis, what are they

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absorb light into excited electronstransfer elections to chemical changes

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The excited electron finally ends up at _____ which gets reduced to ____

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NADP –> NADPH

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18
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The two different systems of e- transport

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noncycliccyclic

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19
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Noncyclic electron transport makes

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ATP and NADPH and O2

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20
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Cyclic transport electron transport makes

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only ATP

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21
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Equation for N-cyclic ET

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H20 –> 1/2 O2 + 2H+

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N-cyclic ET ____ water

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oxidizes

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23
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For n-cyclic ET, how many photosystems are req?

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2PS IPS II

24
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Photosystem I (PS I) does what

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reduces NADP+ into NADPH

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Photosystem II (PS II) does what

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oxidizes H2O

26
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In n-cyclic ET, the e- follows the “z-scheme”, what is the order of events?

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photon hits reaction centerPSII (water gets oxidized)ATP synthesizedphoton hits other reaction centerPS I ( reduces NADP+)NADPH synthesized

27
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During n-cyclic ET, not enough ATP formed so ______ makes up for it

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cyclic ET

28
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cyclic ET uses which system?

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PS I only

29
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Photophosphorylation operates where?

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in the choloroplast

30
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________ is the sources of ATP made in _____

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chemiosmosis photophosphorylation

31
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What revealed steps in the calvin cycle?

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radioisotopes

32
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3 parts of the Calvin cycle

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fixationreductionregeneration

33
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What is the product of the calvin cycle?

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Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate (G3P)

34
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What stimulates the calvin cycle?

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light

35
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What sources of energy does the calvin cycle use?

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NADPH and ATP

36
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The stroma is the site of

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dark reactions

37
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Goal of light reactions

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make ATP and NADPH to provide power to reducing power to make sugars

38
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Mechanism for photosynthesis dependent on

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potential energy from H+

39
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Light reactions occur in the

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thylakoids

40
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Describe the chemiosmotic synthesis of ATP

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-light increase the potential of an electron-energy from transferring electron drives H+ into thylakoid and makes pH gradient-potential energy of pH drives ATP synthesis

41
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photorespiration occurse at

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high temperature in light

42
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Main cells that are involved in the dark reactions (C3 C4 etf)

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bundle sheath cells

43
Q

how many turns of the calvin cycle is needed for 1 sugar?

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6

44
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C4 plants have ____ separation of fixation and calvin cycle

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spatial

45
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bundle sheaths are “ringed” by

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mesophyll

46
Q

Crassualcean Acid Metabolism

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CAM plants

47
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CAM plants develop in ___ environments

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arid

48
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Water loss is minimized in CAM plants by

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reversing the stomatal cycle

49
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4C compound is stored where in C4 plants? where in CAM plants?

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transfered to adjacent cellin vacuole

50
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In CAM plants the fixation and calvin cycle are separated

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temporally

51
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Compount C4 and CAM plants make

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OAA

52
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Bundle sheaths are characteristic of what dark process?

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C4

53
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C4 plants require what extra?

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extra ATP/CO2 (2)

54
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CAM plants avoid dehydration by

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temporal separation

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