Photosynthesis and cellular respiration
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- Many organisms (majority being animals) undertake in cellular respiration to make energy. Now, remember that glucose? It along with other materials, get broken down in the cell's cytoplasm. This releases a small amount of energy.
- Cytoplasm
- Sunlight energy
- Mitochondria
- Oxygen
- Once they gone through the Kreb’s Cycle and have broken down in the cytoplasm, they enter the mitochondria organelle. Here, these materials in the presence of oxygen, break down even further. This process releases carbon dioxide, water, and energy for the cell to use.
- Carbon Dioxide
- Water
- ATP energy
- The energy that is released is called ATP energy. This ATP energy is the power source of a cell and it makes it so the cell can perform its function and survive.
- ATP energy
- Cell products
- Wow! Thank you! I now know how plants and animals eat and grow!
- Of course! Anytime!
- Well, I guess now that you know how plants and animals grow, we should enjoy the view before it gets too dark.
- The End
- Water
- CHLOROPLAST
- Water
- Wow! Thank you! I now know how animals and plants eat and grow!
- Wow! Thank you! I now know how plants and animals eat and grow!
- Well, now that you know about how animals and plants grow I guess we should continue to enjoy the view before it gets dark.
- Cell products
- Water
- Water
- Sunlight energy
- Water
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