The pigment in leaves that reflects green light and absorbs red-orange and violet blue Chlorophyll

Plants that use the Calvin Cycle to make their food C3C3

The process of making ATP during the light harvesting reactions Chemiosmosis

Clusters of pigments found in the thylakoid membrane Photosystems

The two cells that open and close the stomata Guard Cells

A waste product of the light reactions of photosynthesis Oxygen

The organelle in the plant cell in which photosynthesis occurs Chloroplast

Plants that live in hot, dry environments that only open stomata at night CAM Plants

Where the light reactions occur Thylakoid Membrane

Where the dark reactions occur Stroma

A product of the dark reactions Glucose

A five-carbon compound found in plants RuBP

A stack of thylakoids Granum

Small holes in the bottom of a leaf, let in carbon dioxide, and let oxygen out Stomata

A protein used to make ATP during chemiosmosis ATP Synthase

What does a plant “breathe in” Carbon Dioxide

Corn, sugar cane, and crabgrass C 4 Plants

The series of molecules through which electrons pass during the light reactions Electron Transport Chain

Using light energy to produce chemical energy Photosynthesis

Taking carbon out of carbon dioxide and changing it into glucose Carbon Fixation

Energy made during the light reactions ATP

Where products become reactants Biochemical Pathway

Absorb green light and reflect red, orange, and yellow Carotenoids