BIOL 1201 : Exam 3 Notes

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Where did most of the mass (dry weight) of this tree come from? (think about photosynthesis) Photosynthesis: 6co2+ 12 h2o + light 6o2+ c6h12o6 +6h2o, convert 2 low energy molecules into a high energy molecule. What is the fate of the oxygen in the water: cycles into new oxygen. The calvin cycle (dark reactions) occur in the: stroma. What are the inputs to the calvin cycles: co2, atp, and nadph + h+ What are the outputs of the calvin cycles: g3p, adp, and nadp+ Where do we get the energy for the calvin cycle from: light reactions. Which of the following best describes the light reactions: capture light energy in to glucose. Photosystem: a collection of several hundred pigment molecules in the thylakoid membrane. Special versions of chlorophyll a (p700 of p680) Thylakoid/thylakoid membrane-the green that you see in a leaf is where all the pigments are. Stack of thylakoids is called a granum.

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