Carbons in glucose

The endpoint of glycolysis.

Glycolysis occurs here.

The incorporation of CO2 into organic molecules.

Another name for the Krebs cycle.

ATPs generated in glycolysis

It absorbs light in the blue and red spectrum but reflects green light.

The Krebs cycle occurs here.

This occurs when yeast cells lack oxygen.

Photoautotroph.

The number of CO2 molecules released in one turn of the Krebs cycle.

It is found in muscles during anaerobic exercise?

The Calvin cycle occurs here.

The process of adding phosphate using light energy.

The most abundant protein on Earth.

The number of water molecules needed in the light reactions to make one molecule of glucose.

It brings the carbon from glycolysis into the Krebs cycle.

The photosystems are located here.

The release of newly fixed carbon under drought conditions.

Fatty acids are broken down into two carbon units by this process.

The wavelength in nm of light absorbed by photosystem I.

It is a yellow accessory pigment in leaves.

This cell type is only found in C4 plants.

Binding of a molecule to a protein at one site affects the function at another site.

The cactus is a good example of this type of photosynthesis.