Through Photosynthesis. The plant absorbs the solar energy, the carbon (C2), and water (H2O) and it creates the glucose (C6H12O6 + 6 O2).
nope, they get there energy from food not from the sun
The Sun gives the energy that the plant needs to perform photosynthesis in the form of light. the chlorophyll in the chloroplasts become "exited" and start to move around in the presence of light. When in low light conditions, such as dawn the chloroplasts move towards the top of the palisade layer due to cytoplasmic streaming. this allows maximum amount of photosynthesis to be carried out. In high levels of light the chloroplasts move back down to the bottom of the palisade cell as chlorophyll are damaged by light.
the two kingdoms are the mosses and plant kingdoms.
Capture energy from the sun
Palisade Mesophyll and Spongy Mesophyll layers have cells that contain a lot of choloroplasts, but in these cholorplasts are thylakoids, sort of like mitochondria in animal cells, and in the thylakoid membranes you find photosystems one and two which absorb light through accessory pigments in the antenna complex which passes down to the chlorophyll A in the reaction centre of this photosystem.
The chloroplasts turn the sun's energy into a kind of sugar.
They take the sun's energy and with chloroplasts (which make plants green) turn the sun's energy into sugar.
Plants have specialized organelles in their cells called chloroplasts that perform photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is the process that takes light energy from the sun and binds that energy into glucose.
Animals get energy from the sun by the chloroplasts in the animals cells. The chloroplasts capture energy from the sun and use it to produce energy to the cell and therefore, the animal.
the answer is chloroplasts
Chloroplasts capture energy from the sun and turn that energy into food. That's how allot of plants eat. Animals eat with their mouths, so there's no need for chloroplasts.
nope, they get there energy from food not from the sun
chloroplasts
The Sun gives the energy that the plant needs to perform photosynthesis in the form of light. the chlorophyll in the chloroplasts become "exited" and start to move around in the presence of light. When in low light conditions, such as dawn the chloroplasts move towards the top of the palisade layer due to cytoplasmic streaming. this allows maximum amount of photosynthesis to be carried out. In high levels of light the chloroplasts move back down to the bottom of the palisade cell as chlorophyll are damaged by light.
the two kingdoms are the mosses and plant kingdoms.
Capture energy from the sun
Chloroplasts are only found in plant cells because plants use them to collect energy from the sun and turn it into their own food. Animals eat other things to get their energy, so they don't need chlorophyll.