CHAPTER 7 Capturing Solar Energy: Photosynthesis121 m NAD replaced o gener syste
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CHAPTER 7 Capturing Solar Energy: Photosynthesis121 m NAD replaced o gener system I hotosys c. produces ATP and NADPH. d. occurs in the thylakoids. 3. Which of the following is True? a. Chloroplasts are found primarily in leaf mesophyll cells b. The space between the outer and inner membranes of chloroplasts is called the thylakoid space. rgy c. Mesophyll cells in the leaf's center are packed tightly together d. Vascular bundles of the leaf circulate CO2 and O2 lasts, uses light reac may then ree parts: ulose bis- (2) Synthe- ate (G3P), RuBP: Five s of RuBP ;this G3P 4. Carotenoids include chlorophylls a and b. b. a. serve as accessory pigments. are produced in the fall in temperate climates. d. c. absorb mostly yellow and orange lights 5. Which of the following is False? a. Photosystem II splits water. b. Photosystem II captures energy directly from light Reaction centers contain chlorophyll a molecules c. d. Photosystem I generates O2 Fill-in-the-Blank 1. Plant leaves contain pores called Stomata that allow the plant to release 2 and take in Co2.In hot dry weather, these pores are closed to prevent water toss Photosynthesis occurs in organelles called Chioronasts that are concentrated within the Mesophylt cells of most plant leaves. tinamide ide 2. Chlorophyll a captures wavelengths of light that correspond to the three colorsviole eedww , and-owe -. what color does chlorophyll reflect? eenAccessory pigments that reflect yellow and orange are called Sauotcnod 16 9Explanation / Answer
Ans 3 :- (a) Chloroplasts are found primarily in the leaf mesophyll cells.
Ans 4 :- (b) serve as accessory pigments.
Explaiantion:- Carotenoids are the accessory pigments which absorb violet to green light (400-550 nm).
Ans 5 :- (d) photosystem I generates oxygen (wrong statement)
Explaination:- photosyatem II (water splitting enzyme)
phtosystem is a reaction center containing chlorophyll molecule it extracts electron from water generating molecular oxygen.