Glucose 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyPhotosynthesis and transpirationGCSEAQA Created by: Car.Diem.PeCreated on: 25-08-17 14:43 What happens during photosynthesis? Energy from sunlight is converted into chemical energy, in the form of glucose. 1 of 19 What does a plant use during respiration? Why? Glucose. To provide energy. 2 of 19 What triggers respiration in a plant? Dark or dim light. 3 of 19 What does a plant use glucose for? To change into other useful products and for respiration. 4 of 19 Where is Insoluble Starch stored in a? Stem, leaves or roots 5 of 19 What glucose product is stored in the stem, leaves or roots? Insoluble Starch 6 of 19 Where is fat or oil stored in a plant? Seeds 7 of 19 What glucose product is stored in the seed? fat or oil 8 of 19 What purpose does cellulose have? To strenghten cell walls 9 of 19 What glucose product are cell walls made of? cellulose 10 of 19 What is cellulose? A glucose polymer. In other words, a chain of glucose linked together. 11 of 19 What glucose product is used for growth and enzymes? Proteins 12 of 19 What does a plant use proteins for? Growth. Enzymes. 13 of 19 What ions do plants need to produce protein from glucose? Nitrate ions 14 of 19 Plants use nitrate ions and glucose to produce what? Proteins. 15 of 19 What type of reaction is photosynthesis? Endothermic 16 of 19 Why is photosynthesis endothermic? Sunlight is required to produce glucose. 17 of 19 Where is chloropyll found? In chloroplasts. 18 of 19 What can be found in chloroplasts? Chlorophyll. 19 of 19
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