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Organism that cannot make its own food. |
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Aerobic Respiration Requires??? Anaerobic Respiration doesnt require ?????? to survive |
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Cell Organelle containing chlorophyll that is involved in the process of Photosythesis. |
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Nessecity to living things |
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Process in which simple food substances such as glucose are broken down and the energy they contain is released. |
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Waste product of photosynthesis |
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A requirement for Photosynthesis |
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A requirement for Photosynthesis Ultimate source of Energy |
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Organism that can produce its own food, primarily through photosythesis |
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Openings in the lower surface of the epidermis in a green plant that allows gases to enter and leave the plants cells |
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A carbohydrate or a compound made of carbon,hydrogen, and oxygen atoms. Also a fine sugar. PROTEIN!!! |
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Means light putting together. Food Making Process, Process by which organisms use energy from sunlught to make their own food |
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Primary source is the sun. |
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Substance in which cells store energy |
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Energy-releasing process that doesnt require oxygen; less efficient than respiration |
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Carbon Dioxide and water are used to form this. |
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Plants give off this during photosythesis |
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Makes plants green; green blood;In chloroplasts a green pigment called |
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