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Nutrition in Plants: Photosynthesis — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Photosynthesis
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The process by which green plants make food using light, carbon dioxide and water.
An organism, such as a green plant, that makes its own food.
The green pigment in leaves that traps light energy.
Tiny pores on a leaf through which gases enter and leave.
The sugar produced during photosynthesis and used as an energy store.
Autotroph
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The process by which green plants make food using light, carbon dioxide and water.
An organism, such as a green plant, that makes its own food.
The green pigment in leaves that traps light energy.
Tiny pores on a leaf through which gases enter and leave.
The sugar produced during photosynthesis and used as an energy store.
Chlorophyll
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The process by which green plants make food using light, carbon dioxide and water.
An organism, such as a green plant, that makes its own food.
The green pigment in leaves that traps light energy.
Tiny pores on a leaf through which gases enter and leave.
The sugar produced during photosynthesis and used as an energy store.
Stomata
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The process by which green plants make food using light, carbon dioxide and water.
An organism, such as a green plant, that makes its own food.
The green pigment in leaves that traps light energy.
Tiny pores on a leaf through which gases enter and leave.
The sugar produced during photosynthesis and used as an energy store.
Glucose
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The process by which green plants make food using light, carbon dioxide and water.
An organism, such as a green plant, that makes its own food.
The green pigment in leaves that traps light energy.
Tiny pores on a leaf through which gases enter and leave.
The sugar produced during photosynthesis and used as an energy store.
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