Photosynthesis and energy supply

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  • Created on: 20-01-15 18:54
What are chloroplasts?
Small, flattened organelles found in plant cells
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Double or single membrane?
Double - chloroplast envelope
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What are Thylakoids?
Fliud filled sacs which are found in the chloroplast and are stacked up into structures called grana. - Grana are linked together by bits of thylakoid membrane called lamellae
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What are photosynthetic pigments and which ones can be found in the chloroplast?
Coloured substances that absorb light energy needed for photosynthesis - chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b and carotene
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Where in the chloroplast are photosynthetice pigments found?
In the thylakoid membranes - they're attached to protiens to form a photosystem
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What wave legnth of light is best absorbed by each photosystem in the chloroplast?
photosystem I 700nm, photosystem II 680nm
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What is the stroma?
A gel-like substance contained within the inner membrane of the chloroplasts and surrounding the thylakoids. It contains enzymes, sugars, organic acids and oil droplets.
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