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2 as their source of carbon and oxidize inorganic substances to obtain energy are known as ____.A) photoautotrophs B) photoheterotrophs C) chemoautotrophs D) chemoheterotrophs 2.
A) pigments B) stroma C) thylakoids D) grana 3.
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A) chemical energy transfer B) light reactions C) water oxidation D) the Calvin cycle 4.
A) ATP and NADPH B) ADP and NADPH C) ATP and NADP+ D) ADP and NADP+ 5.
A) not enough O2 is available B) not enough CO2 is available C) not enough H2 O is available D) not enough NADPH is available 6.
3 plants tend to grow best between which of the following temperature ranges?A) 5° C to 15°C B) 15° C to 25°C C) 20° C to 30°C D) 35° C to 45°C 7.
A) carbon B) oxygen C) hydrogen D) nitrogen 8.
3 and C4 plants?A) C3 plants process carbon dioxide only, while C4 plants process carbon dioxide and oxygen. B) C3 plants have one system of carbon fixation, while C4 plants have two systems of carbon fixation. C) C3 plants perform photosynthesis, while C4 plants perform photorespiration. D) C3 plants use mesophyll cells to supply rubsico, while C4 plants use mesophyll cells to supply PGA directly to the plant. 9.
A) heterotrophy B) chemosynthesis C) photosynthesis D) entropy 10.
A) They oxidize nitrate ions to nitrite ions, which plants use. B) They oxidize ammonium ions to nitrates, which plants use. C) They oxidize sulfuric acid so that it cannot damage plants. D) They oxidize copper to provide cupric ions to plants.
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