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Use the bank of terms below to complete each of the following. Record your answers onto the Google Form. a. bof Complex b. ATP g. photosystem II h. stroma m. bundle sheath cell n. G3P o. cyclic photophosphorylation p. CAM q. photosystem ! c. NADH d. stoma i. primary electron acceptor j. C4 е. Сз k. cytochrome complex 1. rubisco f. granum 147 131 133 Plant leaf Plant leaf hint: the process b. 139 d. 139 140 134 135 136 145 f. 146 INA NA 142 hinti enayme 000000 143 137 000 138 000 0000 139 NADP 144 NADP 139 140 145 148 plants: cool, moist envionents co, or O, 149 plants het, dry evironments 150 plarts hot, dry, and desert eroents 00, + H0 cerbon fixation in stomota opon at night: CO, uptako bt tle water loss 146 oalosostate nubisco attaches mainty O, to RuBP one gycolate mesophyl cells 141 only one PGA (not two) carbon fied egain in bundle-sheath oslls in Calvin oycle stomata close during day, CO, in leaf used in Calvin cycle Calvin ycle decreased CO, uptake, fewer sugars can lorm Calvin oycle Calvin cycle C0, level in leal increased, no photorespiration Reastion Pogre Calvin cycle predominates: no photorespiration Calvin cycle predominates no photorespiration photorespiration predominates ectron Potential Engyf Electros

Use the bank of terms below to complete each of the following. Record your answers onto the Google Form. a. bof Complex b. ATP g. photosystem II h. stroma m. bundle sheath cell n. G3P o. cyclic photophosphorylation p. CAM q. photosystem ! c. NADH d. stoma i. primary electron acceptor j. C4 е. Сз k. cytochrome complex 1. rubisco f. granum 147 131 133 Plant leaf Plant leaf hint: the process b. 139 d. 139 140 134 135 136 145 f. 146 INA NA 142 hinti enayme 000000 143 137 000 138 000 0000 139 NADP 144 NADP 139 140 145 148 plants: cool, moist envionents co, or O, 149 plants het, dry evironments 150 plarts hot, dry, and desert eroents 00, + H0 cerbon fixation in stomota opon at night: CO, uptako bt tle water loss 146 oalosostate nubisco attaches mainty O, to RuBP one gycolate mesophyl cells 141 only one PGA (not two) carbon fied egain in bundle-sheath oslls in Calvin oycle stomata close during day, CO, in leaf used in Calvin cycle Calvin ycle decreased CO, uptake, fewer sugars can lorm Calvin oycle Calvin cycle C0, level in leal increased, no photorespiration Reastion Pogre Calvin cycle predominates: no photorespiration Calvin cycle predominates no photorespiration photorespiration predominates ectron Potential Engyf Electros

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Use the bank of terms below to complete each of the following. Record your answers onto the Google Form. a. bof Complex b. ATP g. photosystem II h. stroma m. bundle sheath cell c. NADH d. stoma е. Сз f. granum i. primary electron acceptor j. C4 k. cytochrome complex 1. rubisco n. G3P o. cyclic photophosphorylation р. САМ q. photosystem l 147 131 133 Plant leaf Plant leaf hint: the process b. 139 d. NAG e. 139 140 134 d. 135 145 136 f. ch r e -146 ot h ten tton NAD -NADH tyn feredi pitting ye gradet 142 hinti enayme 000000 000 photye 143 137 Proe ducta Al 000 138 ytentre MOP 000 0000 ph erten P 139 cha 000 144 NADP ectron tnpot chain NADP 139 reductase 140 145 148 plants: cool, moist environments 149 plants: hot, dry environments 150 plarts hot, dry, and desert erniroments co, or 0, 00, + H,0 chemioumotie syrteso -146 Co, rubisco attaches mainly O, to RuBP one gycolate cerbon fixation in mesophyll cells stomoto open at right: CO, uptoke onalosostate but little water loss 141 only one PGA (not two) carbon fived again in bundle-sheath oels in Calvin cycle. stomata cose during day. CO, in leaf used in Calvin decreased CO, uptake, fewer Calvin Calvin 00, level in leaf increased no ycle cycle cycle Reaction Progress sugars can form Calvin cycle photorespiration photorespiration predominates Calvin cycle predominates: no photorespiration Calvin cycle predominates no photorespiration le .----- port Potential Enerayof lectrons
Transcribed Image Text:Use the bank of terms below to complete each of the following. Record your answers onto the Google Form. a. bof Complex b. ATP g. photosystem II h. stroma m. bundle sheath cell c. NADH d. stoma е. Сз f. granum i. primary electron acceptor j. C4 k. cytochrome complex 1. rubisco n. G3P o. cyclic photophosphorylation р. САМ q. photosystem l 147 131 133 Plant leaf Plant leaf hint: the process b. 139 d. NAG e. 139 140 134 d. 135 145 136 f. ch r e -146 ot h ten tton NAD -NADH tyn feredi pitting ye gradet 142 hinti enayme 000000 000 photye 143 137 Proe ducta Al 000 138 ytentre MOP 000 0000 ph erten P 139 cha 000 144 NADP ectron tnpot chain NADP 139 reductase 140 145 148 plants: cool, moist environments 149 plants: hot, dry environments 150 plarts hot, dry, and desert erniroments co, or 0, 00, + H,0 chemioumotie syrteso -146 Co, rubisco attaches mainly O, to RuBP one gycolate cerbon fixation in mesophyll cells stomoto open at right: CO, uptoke onalosostate but little water loss 141 only one PGA (not two) carbon fived again in bundle-sheath oels in Calvin cycle. stomata cose during day. CO, in leaf used in Calvin decreased CO, uptake, fewer Calvin Calvin 00, level in leaf increased no ycle cycle cycle Reaction Progress sugars can form Calvin cycle photorespiration photorespiration predominates Calvin cycle predominates: no photorespiration Calvin cycle predominates no photorespiration le .----- port Potential Enerayof lectrons
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