| A | B |
|---|
| What are the major sites of photosynthesis? | Leaves |
| What is the green pigment in cholorplasts? | chlorophyll |
| What gives the leaf its color? | cholorphyll |
| Cholorophyll serves to ____the light energy that drives photsynthesis | absorb |
| Where do most of the chloroplasts reside? | The mesophyll |
| What is the mesophyll? | The interior tissue of the leaf that resides between the upper and lower epidermis |
| What are the microscopic holes that exchange Co2 and O2? | Stomata |
| Why does the cloroplast have a similar structure to the mitochondria? | It has a double membrane |
| What is a double membrane? | An outer membrane and an inner membrane with a space between them that is called the intermembrane space |
| Thylakaid | Pancake |
| Aranym | A stack of pancakes |
| stoma | syrup that surrounds the pancakes |
| Light reactions occur within the___ | Thylakoid space |
| The Calvin cycle occurs in the_____ | Stroma |
| What is the source of electrons fro the ligth reactions to reduce the NADP? | Water |
| What is NADP? | A chemical cousin of NAD |
| Where does the oxygen given off come from? | Water |
| Light energy is uses to make______ | ATP and NTOPH |
| ATP and NTOPH are used to reduce____ | into an energy rich organic molecule |
