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In your own words, what is photosynthesis and why do plants respire and photosynthesize at the same time.

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Are there plants that are green that photosynthesize in the"trunk" position of the plant?


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Light vs. Dark reactions... Which one produces the most ATP andhow much?

10. List the approximate wavelengths of light and theirrespective colors that most plants absorb to energize chlorophyllfor photosynthesis.

o What wavelengths do they reflect backand not use?

11. What is the name of the first stage ofphotosynthesis?

In your own words, (not the book

1.Define Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration.

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3. What are some processes in plants that require ATP? Note: Muscle Cells have sliding filaments that contract or relax the muscle. This process of muscle contraction requires ATP

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4. Why might a muscle cell have lots of mitochondria?

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5. What are three ways that one can measure the rate of cellular respiration?

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6. What happens to Potassium Hydroxide (KOH) when it combines with Carbon Dioxide?

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7. What is a meniscus?

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9. Why is it important to have a control for an experiment?

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10. How would one ensure that the three vials have an equal volume of contents?

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11. Do you think the dormant dry peas respire as much as the germinating peas? Why or why not?

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12. What does one do to account to correct for differences in gas volume that are due to temperature fluctuation rather than rate of respiration?

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