This document discusses photosynthesis and its importance. It begins by defining global warming and its causes. It then explains that plants play an important role in reducing carbon dioxide levels through photosynthesis. The document describes the process of photosynthesis, including that it occurs in chloroplasts and has two phases. It notes that photosynthesis is essential as it generates oxygen and absorbs carbon dioxide, regulating atmospheric levels. The document also discusses how plants store and use the glucose produced by photosynthesis. In summary, it examines the key process of photosynthesis and its vital functions in sustaining life on Earth.
This document discusses photosynthesis and its importance. It begins by defining global warming and its causes. It then explains that plants play an important role in reducing carbon dioxide levels through photosynthesis. The document describes the process of photosynthesis, including that it occurs in chloroplasts and has two phases. It notes that photosynthesis is essential as it generates oxygen and absorbs carbon dioxide, regulating atmospheric levels. The document also discusses how plants store and use the glucose produced by photosynthesis. In summary, it examines the key process of photosynthesis and its vital functions in sustaining life on Earth.
This document discusses photosynthesis and its importance. It begins by defining global warming and its causes. It then explains that plants play an important role in reducing carbon dioxide levels through photosynthesis. The document describes the process of photosynthesis, including that it occurs in chloroplasts and has two phases. It notes that photosynthesis is essential as it generates oxygen and absorbs carbon dioxide, regulating atmospheric levels. The document also discusses how plants store and use the glucose produced by photosynthesis. In summary, it examines the key process of photosynthesis and its vital functions in sustaining life on Earth.
Global warming is a dangerous phenomenon which leads to the rise in earth’s temperature. It is the result of deforestation, atmospheric pollution, burning of fossil fuels etc. 2 What is the main reason for global warming ? The main reason for global warming is the increase in the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. 3 Plants can resist global warming to a certain extent. Why? Plants absorb carbon-dioxide from the atmosphere during photosynthesis. So plants can decrease the amount of carbondioxide. 4 Observe the illustration and answer the questions
a) Why doesn’t the level of oxygen in the atmosphere decrease?
Plants release oxygen during photosynthesis. b) Why doesn’t the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere increase? Plants absorb carbon dioxide during photosynthesis. c) Which process in plants regulate the level of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? Photosynthesis 5 List out the factors, that are required for photosynthesis. Sunlight,carbon dioxide, water ,minerals and salts,chlorophyll 6 Why is the upper part of leaf greener than the lower part? In the upper part of leaf chloroplasts are more in number ;which contain the green pigment chlorophyll. 7 Photosynthesis takes place in………………. Chloroplast 8 Describe the structure of chloroplast? The chloroplast is an organelle with a double-layered membrane. The fluid part of the chloroplast is the stroma. The pack of membranous sacs are the grana. Pigments that can absorb sunlight are seen in the grana.
9 ………………..occurs not only in leaves, but in regions wherever chloroplast is present
Photosynthesis 10 what are the pigments in chloroplast? Chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b, carotene and xanthophyll are the pigments present in grana of the chloroplast. visit www.shenischool.in or whatsapp 7012498606 11 what is the role of pigments in photosynthesis? All the pigments can absorb sunlight. However, only chlorophyll a can participate directly in photosynthesis. All other pigments absorb light and transfer it to chlorophyll a. Hence they are called accessory pigments. (chlorophyll b , carotene and xanthophyll ) 12 How do carbon dioxide and water reach the leaves? Complete the work sheet.
13 which are the two phases of photosynthesis?
a) Light phase b) Dark phase 14 Light phase occurs in ……………...of chloroplast Grana 15 Dark phase occurs in……………….of chloroplast stroma
16 Illustrate the two phases of photosynthesis
17 Compare the two phases of photosynthesis and make a table
18 Dark phase is known as Calvin cycle.why?
The cyclic chemical reactions in the dark phase were discovered by the scientist Melvin Calvin.Hence, this phase is known as Calvin cycle.
19 Dark phase follows the ……………..
light phase. visit www.shenischool.in or whatsapp 7012498606 20 Chemical reaction _photosynthesis
21 Pants store glucose in the form of insoluble starch in leaves. why?
Since glucose is easily soluble in water it cannot be stored in plant body. Therefore, plants store glucose in the form of insoluble starch in leaves. 22 Methods by which plants utilize starch.? Plants utilize starch as a source of energy for life activities and to prepare substances required for growth. Starch is later converted to sucrose and is transported through phloem to various plant parts and stored there in different forms. 23 Illustration showing the Storage of food in different parts of the plant( Chemical changes in glucose )? Glucose formed as a result of photosynthesis gets stored in different parts of the plant in different forms through metabolic activities
24 Explain the services rendered by plants briefly?
Plants are the cheapest and effective natural mechanism for the purification of air. It offers great service to the biological world by absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere and releasing oxygen. Plants also have a major role in the mitigation of natural disasters like tsunami, soil erosion, and landslide. Most plant parts have economic importance in one way or the other. A variety of value added products are made from them. The processing and marketing of these resources open doors to a wide range of job opportunities 25 About 70-80 percent of oxygen in the atmosphere is contributed by…………....present in the sea through photosynthesis(importance of photosynthesis in ocean) algae and phytoplanktons 26 Chief producers in the ocean ecosystem are …………… Phytoplanktons , Algae and water plants 27 Ocean gets polluted due to various reasons. list them ? Ocean is polluted due to sewage, toxic chemicals from industrial and agricultural wastes, land runoff, large scale oil spills, ocean mining,etc …
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