Explain rate of photosynthesis with increased temperature
Rate of photosynthesis increase: particles move quicker with more energy: react more quickly Rate increases until optimum temperature Rate falls until zero as the enzymes denature and the substrate can no longer fit
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Why does the rate of photosynthesis plateau at a point
one other factor becomes limited
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What is glucose used as from photosynthesis
produce starch, make cellulose, produce amino acids, converted to fats, cellular respiration
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How is energy needed for photosynthesis gained
Light energy is absorbed by the chlorophyll inside chloroplasts and used for photosynthesis
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How is water gained
taken up soil by roots and to leaves via xylem
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How is carbon dioxide gained
diffuses into leaf by stomata
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How is glucose used to make cellulose
Glucose bind together to make cellulose
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How is glucose used to make amino acids
glucose and nitrate ions combine to make amino acids
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How is glucose used to make protein
amino acids join to make protein which can make oils/fats which are stored as energy stores in seeds
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How is glucose used to make starch
many glucose combine to make starch
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What is starch used for
long term storage
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Why is starch used for long term storage
its compact, insoluble and easily broken down when needed
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Why do most plants keep a good store of starch
When photosynthesis can't occur efficiently, in the night or winter, starch is broken down into glucose for respiration
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What type of reaction is photosynthesis
endothermic
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How can a plant contain both starch and glucose
Glucose made from photosynthesis and excess glucose is stored as starch
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How can a leaf contain glucose but not starch
No light to make more glucose by photosynthesis, starch is broken down into glucose so glucose can be used for respiration