chemical equation: 6 CO:+ 6 4. The process of photosynthesis can be summarized a

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chemical equation: 6 CO:+ 6 4. The process of photosynthesis can be summarized and written as the following > CeHaOs + 6 o, How is this equation similar to the reactions of cellular respiration? a. b. c. H It is the same as the cellular respiration equation. It is the reverse of the cellular respiration equation. It is the same as the fermentation equation. inside the 5. Photosynthesis takes place inwhich are arranged into a. b. thylakoids; grana; chloroplasts grana; thylakoids; chloroplasts and_ 6. Photosynthesis can be broken down into two phases, which are a. b. c. early reactions; late reactions light reactions; Calvin cycle first reactions; Calvin cycle 5 ·1fphotosystem t were removed from photosynthesis what would therestbe? e ATP, but no NADPH. a. The light reaction wouldp b. The light reaction would produce NADPH but no ATP c. The light reactions woúld cont 8. Which of the following is an end product of photosynthesis? a. carbon dioxide b. oxrgen c. waier d. ADP st 9. What are the principal raw materials for photosynthesis? a. b. c. d. carbon dioxide and oxygen carbon dioxide and water carbon dioxide and glucose water and glucose s 4 10. The total elimination of which of the following substances would NOT interfere with the process of photosynthesis? a. CO2 c. 02 d. Light 11. Stomata are the on leaves that serve not only to let water vapor out but to let a. outer cell layers sunlight b. stems... carabon dioxide c. pores carbon dioxide 12. Most plant photosynthesis occurs in the_of leaves a. upper epidermal cells b. mesophyll cells c. stomata d. lower epidermal cells

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4b. reverse of cellular respiration equation.

5.b) grana, thylakoid, chloroplast-

6.b) light reaction, calvine cycle

8.b) oxygen

9.b) carbon di oxide and water

10.c) oxygen

11.b) pores, carbon dioxide

12.b) mesophyll cell

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