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They are flat, oval like shapes spread out to maximize light capture/
Linear arrangement in the columnar palisade cells
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 10y agoThey are arrange in an 'overlapping' way to increase the chance of light hitting them.
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∙ 14y agolymph is the scientific word for water
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∙ 8y agoit is about the absorbing center. It contains photosynthetic pigments.
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∙ 11y agoChloroplast is oriented in cell so as to absorb maximum light .
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∙ 10y agoChloroplast have photosynthetic pigments.They absorb light energy.
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How do plants make sugar from the captured energy?
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.
How do plants captured the sunlight?
with chlorophyll in chloroplasts in plant cells in a leaf
What color are chloroplasts?
chloroplasts are usually light green or either dark green
Where within a plant cell is is sunlight captured and converted to chemical energy?
In the chloroplasts and chlorophyll.
Contains the green pigment that absorbs light?
Chloroplasts contain the green pigment chlorophyll
Why are light reactions required for the photosynthetic process?
Chloroplasts convert light energy into chemical energy. The energy of light captured by pigment molecules, called chlorophylls, in chloroplasts is used to generate high-energy electrons with great reducing potential.
How do plants make sugar from the captured energy?
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.
How do plants captured the sunlight?
with chlorophyll in chloroplasts in plant cells in a leaf
What color are chloroplasts?
chloroplasts are usually light green or either dark green
What molecules in chloroplasts can absorb light?
A type of plastids called chloroplasts absorb the light.
How is the light adsorbed?
chloroplasts
How is light adsorbed?
chloroplasts
Where within a plant cell is is sunlight captured and converted to chemical energy?
In the chloroplasts and chlorophyll.
What traps light energy during photosynthesis?
the answer is chloroplasts
Why can plants absorb light?
chloroplasts
What do chloroplasts turn light into?
FOOD
Why are a cell's chloroplasts green?
Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll pigments. They capture light energy
