Question

explain the process of photosynthesis in with the help of a flow chart​

Answer 1

Photosynthesis is the process that happens in every autotrophic organisms like green plants, they use light energy from the sun to make sugar and oxygen gas from CO and water. photosynthesis is the process when plants make their own food.

Process of Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis has two phases, they are commonly known as "Photosynthesis Light Reaction" and "Photosynthesis Dark Reaction". We will analyze these two phases one by one.

1. Photosynthesis Light Reaction:

ADP + NADP + H2O → ATP +NADPH + H ion + O2

This reaction of photosynthesis only happens when light is available. In this reaction the light hits the reaction centers of chlorophyll in the chloroplasts. The chlorophyll will vibrate, makes water molecule (H2O) and oxygen (O) released into air and the remaining molecules of hydrogen (H) from the water (H2O) remains in chloroplast and gets attached to NADP. In this phase of photosynthesis energy loses along the electron transport chain to recharge ATP from ADP. During this process, light energy gets converted into chemical energy and finally ATP molecules are produced. This reaction is also known as light-dependent reaction.

2. Photosynthesis Dark Reaction:

ATP + NADPH + CO2 → ADP + NADP + glucose

This phase of photosynthesis does not require light and it takes place in stroma. In this reaction the carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere combines with hydrogen (H) from water molecules and forms glucose. During this process, ATP molecules will be converted to simple sugars. This reaction is also known as light-independent reaction.

Photosynthesis Flowchart

A flowchart is a way to show the steps in a process. Below is the flowchart of photosynthesis process that shows the steps involved in the Light reaction and dark reaction of photosynthesis created on Edraw, a powerful flowchart software that can help draw flowcharts within a few steps

Answer 2

Answer:

through a process called photosynthesis, plants use energy in sunlight to turn a gas called carbon dioxide and water into sugar. Plants then use this sugar to grow. At the same time, plants produce a gas called oxygen as a waste product, which is lucky for us and other animals because we need oxygen to breathe!

Explanation:

Carbon dioxide and oxygen enter and exit the plant leaves through stomata. The chlorophyll in the chloroplasts of the leaf cells adsorbs energy from sunlight. Chlorophyll and other carotenoids transfer light energy. The light reaction produces carbohydrates by using ATP and NADPH.