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Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
Cellular Respiration
Complete the slides that go with Activity 12 in your
Cell Biology textbook. (pages 95-103)
AFTER you have read pages 95 - 102 in your Cell Biology text, mark whether you
agree or disagree with the following statements. Then write in the chart (with a
different color) evidence from the text that supports your choice.
Agree Disagree
X All producers and consumers ultimately depend on the sugars that are produced during photosynthesis
Evidence from text: “Photosynthesis is the process by which the cells of producers capture the sun’s
energy and store it in sugars. All producers and consumers ultimately depend on these sugars for their
energy needs”
Agree Disagree
X
Photosynthesis occurs in many types of cells in a producer
Evidence from text: “Photosynthesis only occurs in certain pigment-containing cells of
producers.”
X
Cellular respiration occurs in many types of cells in a producer and a consumer
Evidence from text: “In fact, cellular respiration is often described as the opposite of
photosynthesis.”
Agree Disagree
X
Photosynthesis and cellular respiration both require pigments
Evidence from text: “Photosynthesis only occurs in certain pigment-containing cells of
producers.”
X
Photosynthesis and cellular respiration both require a number of specialized enzymes
Evidence from text: ”Each reaction in cellular respiration also requires a unique enzyme, and, as
in photosynthesis”
Reduced enzyme function might lead to disease by having less oxygen reach
cells and having less energy being produced in plants.
Analysis continued
3. What is chlorophyll and what is its role in photosynthesis?
Chlorophyll is a pigment that absorbs light in plants, and is what makes them look
green.
4. Describe how a plant cell is specialized for photosynthesis (cell parts level and
molecular level)
How does it contribute It produces glucose which then It produces ATP to power
to the organism’s is used for energy. cells in the organism.
energy needs?