Question |
Answer |
What is the name of the process by which plants make their food |
Photosynthesis |
What do you call the green chemical in plants |
Chlorophyll |
What do you call the structure in the cell in which chlorophyll in present |
Chloroplast |
What do you call the tiny openings present on the leafs surface |
Stomata |
What passes through the openings in the leaf |
Air and water |
What gas is needed for photosynthesis to take place |
Carbon dioxide |
What gas is made in photosynthesis |
Oxygen |
Along with the gas, what else is needed for photosynthesis to take place |
Water and sunlight |
What is made in photosynthesis |
Glucose and Oxygen |
What is the name of the cells that carry food (glucose) in plants |
Phloem cells |
What is the name of the cells that carry water in plants |
Xylem cells |
What is glucose converted to in plants |
Starch |
When testing a leaf for starch why does the leaf have to be boiled for 1 minute at the start |
To kill it |
When testing a leaf for starch why is it put in methylated spirits |
To remove chlorophyll |
When testing a leaf for starch why is it put back into the boiling water |
To soften it |
What colour is the leaf before adding iodine |
White |
What colour is the leaf after adding iodine |
Blue/Black |
What is the word equation for photosynthesis |
carbon dioxide +water + light -> glucose + oxygen |