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An illustrative photosynthesis note.

Source · Grade 6 science PDF

How photosynthesis turns light into food

  1. Section 1 · What photosynthesis is. Concept: Plants use light energy to make glucose from water and carbon dioxide, and release oxygen.
  2. Section 2 · Where it happens. Concept: Chloroplasts in leaf cells hold chlorophyll, which absorbs light.
  3. Section 3 · Why it matters. Concept: The glucose stores energy the plant uses to grow; animals depend on that oxygen and food chain.
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