Energy for Biochemical Processes

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  • Autotroph and heterotroph cells always respire with oxygen (from photosynthesis), only photoautotrophs have photosynthetic cells (can only occur in daylight)
  • Day (Spring/Summer, temperate climates); Photosynthesis rate > Respiration rate, CO_2 diffuses in and O_2 out and Night; Only respiration, CO_2 diffuses out and O2 in
  • Dawn and dusk (low light); Photosynthesis rate = Respiration rate so no net diffusion of O_2 and CO_2 (compensation point)
  • O_2 produced by photosynthesis in chloroplasts diffuses out of chloroplasts and into mitochondria, (for respiration) or diffuses into leaf air spaces to be stored for diffusion into other cells
  • CO_2 produced by respiration in mitochondria diffuses out of mitochondria and into chloroplasts, (for photosynthesis) or diffuses into leaf air spaces to be stored for diffusion into other cells
  • Autotroph and heterotroph cells always respire with oxygen (from photosynthesis), only photoautotrophs have photosynthetic cells (can only occur in daylight)
  • Day (Spring/Summer, temperate climates); Photosynthesis rate > Respiration rate, CO_2 diffuses in and O_2 out and Night; Only respiration, CO_2 diffuses out and O2 in
  • Dawn and dusk (low light); Photosynthesis rate = Respiration rate so no net diffusion of O_2 and CO_2 (compensation point)
  • O_2 produced by photosynthesis in chloroplasts diffuses out of chloroplasts and into mitochondria, (for respiration) or diffuses into leaf air spaces to be stored for diffusion into other cells
  • CO_2 produced by respiration in mitochondria diffuses out of mitochondria and into chloroplasts, (for photosynthesis) or diffuses into leaf air spaces to be stored for diffusion into other cells