Photosynthesis in Plants Worksheet
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Photosynthesis in Plants Worksheet
A plant investigation
At a hardware store, Sione and Georgia are checking two potted seedlings for a science display. Both receive water. One stands by a bright window; the other is kept in a dark cupboard. After several days, the window seedling is green and growing, while the cupboard seedling is pale and weak. Plants make glucose using light energy, water and carbon dioxide. This process is called photosynthesis. It happens mainly in the chloroplasts of leaf cells. Chlorophyll in chloroplasts absorbs light. Carbon dioxide enters leaves through tiny pores called stomata, and water is carried up from the roots. Oxygen is released through the stomata. Plants use glucose for energy and growth, and can store extra glucose as starch.
Investigate the process
- Plants absorb food from the soil.
- Plants use light energy to make glucose from water and carbon dioxide.
- Plants turn oxygen into sunlight.
- Plants use chlorophyll to make water.
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