A Lesson On Photosynthesis

This covers the biochemistry of photosynthesis, leaf structure and adaptations, guard cells and limiting factors. It is a useful medium to help learn the content of the photosynthesis chapter. (Some of the naming of structures may be different depending on what you have been told to learn i.e. the tonoplast is the vacuolar membrane).

Written from the OCR syllabus.

Uploaded: Sat 27th December, 2008 @ 16:01 by Rosie Becker

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rachel vanloo

Mon 18th May, 2009 @ 13:33

This is very helpful and really good and FUN! thank you

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Reuben Walsh

Tue 26th May, 2009 @ 12:17

helpful indeed, though the only thing i can critisize would be in the LDR slide the PS1 is shown too late which makes note-taking confusing. otherwise really good and helpful! Thanks!

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Grace Maycock

Mon 5th October, 2009 @ 21:27

Very useful lots of info to use. Thanks

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Rachel Gregory

Tue 22nd December, 2009 @ 11:40

Really good power point, thank you

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Rukhsar

Tue 4th May, 2010 @ 18:14

Thanxx helped a lot xx =D

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Praise

Sun 19th September, 2010 @ 13:43

This was amazingly helpful! Thanks!!

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Sally

Wed 22nd September, 2010 @ 16:07

Ha ha brilliant. i especially enjoyed the have a break section. Really good amounmt of detail too, not too much so it was very nicely summarised. although i found the spinny animations really annoying. thanks so much

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Beth Brockbank

Thu 2nd December, 2010 @ 12:23

Only thing is I think you called it PSII that receives the e- in cyclic, not PSI, and are you sure NADPH and ATP are reduced when they enter the calvin cycle to convert GP to TP?

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Diksha

Thu 16th December, 2010 @ 16:50

Thank you :D

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asha nasir

Sun 19th December, 2010 @ 17:03

This is really helpful...than you :)

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Redpepper

Mon 26th September, 2011 @ 17:37

This Is rally good thankyou!!! :)

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Sarah

Sun 29th January, 2012 @ 17:46

Really good! Keep it up :)