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Photosynthesis And Limiting factors
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Photosynthesis uses
energy
to change
carbon dioxide
and
water
into
glucose
and
oxygen
photosynthesis is
endothermic
energy is
absorbed
from the
environment
in the process.
6CO2
+
6H2O
->
C6H12O6
+
6O2
plants use
glucose
to
respire.
the plant converts
glucose
into othr
useful
substances
the plants uses glucose to make
cellulose.
glucose is converted cellulose to to make strong cell
walls
glucose is used to make
amino
acids - glucose is combined with
nitrate
ions to make
amino
acids which are then made to
proteins
glucose is stored as
oils
or
fats
- glucose is turned into
lipids
for storing in
seeds
glucose is stored as
starch
- glucose is turned into starch and stored in
roots
,
leaves
and
stems
, ready for use when
photosynthesis
isn't happening
The rate of photosynthesis is affected by the
intensity
of
light
,
concentration
of
CO2
and
temperature
chlorophyll can also be a limiting factor. chlorophyll can be limited by plant
disease
or lack of
nutrients