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PHOTOSYNTHESIS Photo – light Synthesis- to make To make food using light

Write the formula for photosynthesis  Label the reactants (inputs)  Label the products (outputs)  Circle the purpose of this process!!  ____ + ____ ____ + ____

What organ in a plant undergoes photosynthesis?

A look at leaf tissue approximately 11 plant cells shown Chloroplasts  Organelle  Tiny sacs of chlorophyll (green pigment)  Chlorophyll can capture light energy and convert it to chemical energy

Electron micrograph of a plant cell  There are 6 chloroplasts visible in this cell  The dark circles in the chloroplasts are starch grains (starch is a complex carbohydrate made of many glucose molecules bonded together)

Go to p 4 in your lab book