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Exploring the mechanisms of photosynthesis, this content delves into how plants, algae, and certain bacteria harness light energy to produce glucose and oxygen. It covers the key components of photosynthesis measurement systems, including leaf chambers, infrared gas analyzers, and environmental sensors. The text also distinguishes between open and closed photosynthesis systems and discusses how they calculate photosynthetic rates, aiding in agricultural and environmental research.
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Chlorophyll captures light energy in the chloroplasts of plant cells, converting it into ATP and NADPH
The Calvin cycle uses energy carriers to fix CO2 into organic compounds
Photosynthesis measurement systems consist of a leaf chamber, IRGA, and control unit to measure gas exchange and environmental conditions
IRGA technology detects gas concentrations by measuring the absorption of infrared light and data is displayed and logged for analysis
Photosynthesis systems can measure environmental parameters and calculate physiological parameters to understand plant responses and inform agricultural practices
Photosynthesis measurement systems can be classified as open or closed, depending on their method of air circulation within the leaf chamber
Photosynthetic and transpiration rates are calculated by measuring the difference in gas concentrations and factoring in air flow and leaf area
Net photosynthetic rates are determined by measuring the change in gas concentrations within the chamber and taking into account volume and leaf area
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______ is the process where plants and certain microorganisms transform light into chemical energy.
Photosynthesis
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During photosynthesis, ______ and water are used to create glucose and ______.
carbon dioxide
oxygen
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The light-dependent reactions produce ATP and ______, which are then used in the Calvin cycle.
NADPH
