WJEC A-level Biology 1400QS · 3.2
Photosynthesis uses light energy to synthesise organic molecules
- Code
- 3.2
- In
- 3 A2 Unit 3: Energy, Homeostasis and the Environment
- Course
- A-level Biology 1400QS
- Board
- WJEC
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Points under 3.2
- 3.2(a) The distribution of chloroplasts in relation to light trapping
- 3.2(b) Chloroplasts as energy transducers
- 3.2(c) Light harvesting and photosynthetic pigments
- 3.2(d) The basic features of Photosystems I and II
- 3.2(e) Cyclic and non-cyclic photophosphorylation
- 3.2(f) Photolysis as a source of electrons for Photosystem II
- 3.2(g) Reduction of NADP
- 3.2(h) Reduced NADP and ATP in the light-independent stage
- 3.2(i) Reduction of glycerate-3-phosphate; regenerating RuBP
- 3.2(j) Products made from triose phosphate
- 3.2(k) The concept of limiting factors in relation to photosynthesis
- 3.2(l) Inorganic nutrients in plant metabolism
Points in 3 A2 Unit 3: Energy, Homeostasis and the Environment
- 3.1 Importance of ATP
- 3.2 Photosynthesis uses light energy to synthesise organic molecules
- 3.3 Respiration releases chemical energy in biological processes
- 3.4 Microbiology
- 3.5 Population size and ecosystems
- 3.6 Human impact on the environment
- 3.7 Homeostasis and the kidney
- 3.8 The nervous system