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PHOTSYNTHESIS, PLANT GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION REVIEW Whitney M3 Science

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Page 1: Photsynthesis , plant growth and reproduction review

PHOTSYNTHESIS, PLANT GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION REVIEW

Whitney M3 Science

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

What are the two materials a plant must take in to conduct photosynthesis?

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

What are the two materials a plant produces as a result of photosynthesis?

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

Consumers get their energy from the food they eat, but producers get their energy from the ___________

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

What pigment gives plants their color and captures sunlight for photosynthesis?

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS Lishon tested

this leaf for starch. He found there was no starch in the white spots.

Explain why.

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS Jaha helped

test for starch. What element did she put on the leaf and what color would it turn if starch were present?

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

Should she measure: Bubbles of Carbon

dioxide produced Bubbles of Oxygen

produced Amount of sunlight

that hits the plant

Dazhanae wanted to get in on the science fun too…

She wanted to test the rate of photosynthesis at different temperatures.

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

Should she measure: Bubbles of Carbon

dioxide produced Bubbles of Oxygen

produced Amount of sunlight

that hits the plant

Dazhanae wanted to get in on the science fun too…

She wanted to test the rate of photosynthesis at different temperatures.

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

Independent Variable: Bubbles of gas

produced Temperature

Max helped Dazhanae graph the results.

They had data for temperature and bubbles of gas produced. Which was the INDEPENDENT VARIABLE?

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RANDOM SCIENCE

Photosynthesis

takes place in the

ocean too!

The map below shows the concentration of chlorophyll in the surface of the ocean. In which hemisphere is the most photosynthesis taking place?

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RECITE/SING/CHANT THE PHOTOSYNTHESIS POEM

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MATCH THE MATERIAL AND CHEMICAL FORMULA

Water Carbon dioxide

Oxygen Glucose

C6H12O6 H2O CO2 O2

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TIRED YET? Of course not! Let’s keep learning!

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LEAF STRUCTURE

What is the function (job) of stomata (holes) on the underside of a leaf?

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HEALTHY PLANT GROWTH

What are the three main minerals needed for healthy plant growth?

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LEAF STRUCTURE Donte dissected this leaf. Help him

find the palisade layer? Spongy layer? Waxy cuticle?

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LIFE CYCLE OF PLANTS What is it called when a seed first

begins to grow?

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LIFE CYCLE In one sentence,

what is pollination?

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LIFE CYCLE Point to the site of pollination.

What is this structure?

Is it male or female?

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LIFE CYCLE Point to the site of fertilization.

What is this structure?

Is it male or female?

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LIFE CYCLE Can a flower be fertilized

without being pollinated? Explain.

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LIFE CYCLE

Josh loves apples... What must happen for fruit to grow?

What part of the flower develops into a fruit?

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RANDOM SCIENCE The rafflesia flower is

the largest flower in the world!

Growing up to 100 cm wide, this flower grows on a vine and smells like rotten meat!

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Reproductive structures of a rafflesia.

Picture taken from inside a rafflesia flower

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LIFE CYCLE

Giscae found pictures of some cute animals and insects…

What job do they help flowers do?

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LIFE CYCLE

Najee researched some wind pollinated plants…

What are their anthers like that helps them distribute pollen without insects?

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NEED TO CHECK YOUR ANSWERS? Answer key will be

posted in the Class Resources section. But make sure you try to answer all questions first!

Remember… Study! Study! Study!