Plants and photosynthesis 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyPhotosynthesis and transpirationGCSEAQA Created by: Rossill123Created on: 18-04-16 20:07 What is the photosynthesis equation? Water+Carbon Dioxide--> Oxygen+Glucose 1 of 8 Where is the chlorophyll found? In the chloroplast located in the top part of the leaf. As they absorb the light. 2 of 8 What is food in the plant used for? To grow, for photosynthesis, for transport of water and sugar, to repair cells and for stroage of starch. 3 of 8 Why are leaves thin? So that the distance for CO2 is small for them to travel. 4 of 8 Why do leaves have a large surface area? To trap the sunlight to make sugar and photosynthesise. 5 of 8 What are the limiting factors for Photosynthesis? Water, Temperature, Carbon dioxide 6 of 8 Why do leaves have pores? So gases can pass in and out of the leaf. 7 of 8 What temperature does photosynthesis slows down or even stops? 40 degrees and above. 8 of 8
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