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| a chemical reaction - the food-making process of plants |
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| What part of the plant cells deals with photosynthesis? |
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| This green pigment found in the chloroplasts capture light energy to make food. |
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| In order to work, photosynthesis needs these 3 things: |
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| light energy, carbon dioxide, and water |
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| Plants give off any extra of this in photosynthesis. |
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| this sugar is the food that plants make for themselves. |
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| These mouth-like structures in plants allow CO2, H2O, and Oxygen |
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| Would you find chloroplasts in the cells of roots? |
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| No. Roots don't see the sun, therefore it doesn't need chloroplasts. |
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| Leaves serve what purpose? |
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| Capture energy from the sun. |
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| The plant's stem serves what purpose? |
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| Transports and keeps structure. |
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| Roots serve what purpose? |
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| Anchor the plant to the ground and collects water. |
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