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GCSE Biology Paper 1
Bioenergetics
Uses of Glucose from Photosynthesis
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What is produced during photosynthesis?
Glucose
and
oxygen
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How is glucose produced in photosynthesis?
By
chemically reacting
carbon dioxide
and water using
light energy
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What is the first use of glucose produced in photosynthesis?
To release energy in
respiration
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Where does respiration take place in plant cells?
In the
mitochondria
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When does photosynthesis produce glucose?
Only during the
day
when there's light
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What is the second use of glucose produced by photosynthesis?
To produce the storage molecule
starch
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How can starch be converted back to glucose?
When the plant needs it, such as at
night
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What do plants convert glucose into for energy storage?
Fats and oils
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What is cellulose made from?
Glucose produced by
photosynthesis
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What is the final use of glucose produced in photosynthesis?
To produce
amino acids
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What do plants need to absorb to make amino acids from glucose?
Nitrate ions
from the soil
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What are the main uses of glucose produced in photosynthesis?
Release energy in
respiration
Produce
starch
for storage
Convert to fats and oils for energy
Synthesize
amino acids
for proteins
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What are good protein sources made from plants?
Peas
Beans
Lentils
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