Title: Photosynthesis: Step by Step Guide (Experiments Included)
Headings: Photosynthesis: Step by Step Guide (Experiments Included)
Photosynthesis: Step by Step Guide (Experiments Included)
What is Photosynthesis?
Ingredients for Photosynthesis
Why is photosynthesis important for life?
How Green Plants Make their Food
● Absorption of Light Energy
● Conversion of Light Energy to Chemical Energy
● Conversion of Carbon Dioxide to Glucose
Photosynthesis Chemical Reaction in Words
Chemical Reaction Formula for Photosynthesis
What does photosynthesis produce?
The Calvin Cycle
What happens to excess carbohydrates which are not utilized immediately?
Factors that affect the Rate of Photosynthesis
1. Light Intensity
2. Carbon Dioxide Concentration
3. Temperature
Energy Result of Photosynthesis
1. Light-Dependant Reactions
2. Dark Reactions
3. Respiration
How Do Plants Absorb Energy From the Sun?
Where Do Plants Get the Carbon Dioxide Needed?
Why Do Plants Produce Glucose?
1. Storage
2. Seed Formation and Flowering
3. Formation of other nutrients
4. Circadian Rhythms
How Do Plants Eat?
Role of Leaves in Photosynthesis
Role of Water in Photosynthesis
Do All Plants Photosynthesize?
Photosynthesis in Oceans
Science Experiments that Prove Photosynthesis in Plants
Experiment #1
Procedure:
Experiment #2
Procedure:
Experiment #3
Procedure:
The Conclusion
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Content: In winter or colder areas, the rate decreases and falls to zero at night. Therefore, light intensity plays a vital role in the rate of photosynthesis. 2. Carbon Dioxide Concentration
Up to the maximum tolerance of carbon dioxide in plants, increasing the amount of exposure to gas maximizes the rate of photosynthesis. After that, increasing carbon dioxide concentration in the air will not affect the plants. This is because the plants can only intake a certain