Chapter 8

Is Photosynthesis Endergonic or Exergonic?

• endergonic

• exergonic

What are the 2 types of photosynthesis? (pick 2)

• Carbon dioxide

• Oxygenic

• Anoxygenic

• Glucoxygen

Match the following

• Plants produce O2

• Julius Mayer

• Where do plants get their nutrients from

• Jan Baptiste van Helmont

• Plants need CO2

• Joseph Priestly

• Plants transform energy

• Jan Ingenhousz

• There is something in the air

• Jean Senebier

Match the following (ph = photosynthesis)

• Photosynthesis is a multistep process

• Julius von Sachs

• Starch is produced by light

• Cornelius van Niel

• traces chem path that carbon follows

• F.F. Blackman

• ph is a light dependent redox reaction

• Melvin Calvin (forms glucose)

How do plants use the carbohydrates made in photosynthesis? (pick 2)

• They use it as energy storage (starch).

• They use it for the cytoplasm.

• They use it for the cell walls (cellulose).

• They use it for the photons.

Where does the entire process of photosynthesis take place in?

• The cellulose of plants.

• The roots of plants.

• The leaves of plants.

• The stems of plants.

Where are chloroplasts located?

• In the cuticle.

• In the mesophyll cells.

• In the stoma.

• In the epidermis.

The ​ (a)   is the ​ (b)   of photosynthesis.

• organelle
• chloroplast
• stoma
• chlorophyll
• mesophyll

Where does gas exchange occur in leaves?

• Stomata
• Xylem
• Epidermis
• Mesophyll

​ (a)   enters while ​ (b)   exits through a leafs stomata.

• Carbon Dioxide
• Water and Oxygen
• Hydrogen
• Bacteria and Oxygen