Photosynthesis and Respiration

process where solar enegy, carbon dioxide, and water are captured by chloroplasts to make glucose and oxygen; takes place in plants

process where glucose and oxygen are used by the mitochondria to release energy (ATP), carbon dioxide and water vapor; takes place in animals

process where inorganic chemicals are used by bacteria (prokaryotes) to produce organic molecules like glucose; takes place where no sunlight is available, bottom of ocean near hydrothermal vents

sunlight or type of energy used and captured by the chloroplasts of plants during photosynthesis

cellular energy released by mitochondria during process of cellular respiration

cell organelle (part or location of cell) where cellular energy in the form of ATP is produced/released during cellular respiration

cell organelle (part or location of cell) where solar energy is captured to produce glucose during photosynthesis

prokaryotes; certain types use chemosynthesis to produce organic compounds like glucose when living on bottom of ocean near hydrothermal vents where no sunlight is available

type of eukaryotic organism that captures sunlight to make glucose by using chloroplasts and process of photosynthesis

location where chemosynthetic bacteria can be found; bottom of ocean where no sunlight is available

bacteria; certain types use chemosynthesis to produce organic compounds like glucose when living on bottom of ocean near hydrothermal vents where no sunlight is available

gas used or absorbed by chloroplasts in plants during photosynthesis and produced or given off by mitochondria during cellular respiration

gas used or absorbed by mitochondria in organisms during cellular respiration and produced or given off by chloroplasts of plants during photosynthesis

organic molecule (carobhydrate) created by chloroplasts of plants during photosynthesis; used by mitochondria of organisms to create cellular energy (ATP) during cellular respiration