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Photophosphorylation
Making ATP using light enegry during photosynthesis
Calvin Cycle
Series of reactions that make sugar from CO2 in plants
Thylakoid
Membrane sacs in chloroplasts where light reactions happen
Grandma ( Grana)
Stacks of thylakoids inside a chloroplast
Stroma
Fluid inside a chloroplast where the Calvin Cycle happens
Photon
A tiny packet of light energy
Pigment
Molecule that absorbs light( like chlorophyll)
Carotene
Orange- yellow pigment that helps absorb light energy
( carrots)
Chlorophyll
Green pigment that captures sunlight for photosynthesis
Photosystem
Cluster of pigments that captures sunlight light energy in photosynthesis
Indeterminate growth
Growth that continues throughout life ( like in plants)
Cell
The basic unit of life
Tissue
A group of similar cells working together
Organ
Part of an organism that does a specific job
Organ system
Group of organs working together
Root system
All roots of a plant ( anchors plant, absorbs water)
Shoot system
Stems, leaves, and flowers( above ground)
Tap root
Main central root ( like a carrot)
Adventitious root
Roots that grow from stems or leaves not main root
Lateral root
Side roots that branch off the main root
Prop root
Supports the plant ( like in corn)
Pneumatophore
Roots that stick out of water for oxygen( mangroves)
Storage root
Stores food( carrots beets)
Anchor root
Keeps the plant in place
Stem
Supports leaves and transports nutrients
Node
Where leaves or branches grow from a stem
Internode
Stem part between two nodes
Axillary bud
Bud that can grown into a branch or flower
Apical Bud
Tip of a stem where new growth occurs
Rhizome
Underground stem for storage or spreading
Thorn
Sharp modified stem for protection
Stolen
Horizontal stem that grows above ground ( strawberries)
Tuber
Swollen underground stem for food storage ( potato)
Leaf
Organ that captures light and makes food
Blade
Flat part of the leaf
Petiole
Leaf stalk connecting the blade to the stem
Dermal tissues
Outer covering ( like plant skin)
Vascular tissues
Transports water and food ( xylem + phloem)
Parenchyma
Soft plant tissues for storage and photosynthesis
Collenchyma
Flexible support tissue
Sclerenchyma
Hard, rigid support tissue
Tracheid
Long, thin water-conducting cell
Vessel element
Wide water- conducting cell
Meristem
Growing part of a plant where cells divide
Apical meristem
At tip of roots and shoots, causes length growth
Lateral meristem
Adds thickness to stems and roots
Axillary meristem
Found in buds, can form branches or flowers
Vascular cambium
Adds new layers of xylem and phloem
Cork cambium
Forms outer bark
Cortex
Tissuse between outer layer and vascular tissue
Heartwood
Old, non-living xylem that gives strength
Sapwood
Newer xylem that carries water