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Photosynthesis

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Total cards: 13•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What is photosynthesis

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The conversion of light energy into chemical energy

#2
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Stroma

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Fluid contains enzymes, starch granules, ribosomes and circular DNA

#3
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Thylakoid

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Fluid-filled disc with membrane which contain photosynthesis pigments

#4
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Lamella

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Section of thylakoid membrane which link grana

#5
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Light dependant reaction occurs in the..

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thylakoid

#6
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Light independent reaction occurs in the..

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stroma

#7
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Endosymbiotic theory

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Describes how complex organelles evolved within eukaryotic cells and suggest eukaryotes engulfed ancient prokaryotes and have become endosymbiotic

#8
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How does chloroplast structure provide evidence for the endosymbiotic theory

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Have their own circular DNA and ribosomes Surrounded by a double membrane Similar size and structure to free-living bacteria Replicate via binary fission

#9
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Limiting factors for photosynthesis

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Light intensity Temperature Carbon dioxide concentration

#10
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Light intensity

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At higher light intensities more electrons undergo photoionisation so more reduced NADP and ATP so the calvin cycle can occur at a faster rate Can reach a plateau ( Won’t increase with light intensity anymore )

#11
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Temperature

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Optimum temperature for enzymes like RuBisCo and ATP sypthase

#12
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Carbon dioxide concentration

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More CO2 can combine with RuBP during carbon fixation so more GP will be produced for organic compounds

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