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What's the Difference Between Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells? Plus, How Plants Make and Store Food!

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bea howes

10/11/2022

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biology, cells, photosynthesis and greenhouses

What's the Difference Between Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells? Plus, How Plants Make and Store Food!

A comprehensive guide to plant biology focusing on prokaryotic vs eukaryotic cell differences, cellular processes, and factors affecting photosynthesis in plants. This material covers essential concepts in plant biology, from basic cell structure to complex metabolic processes.

  • Detailed comparison between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, highlighting key structural differences
  • Exploration of photosynthesis process and its limiting factors
  • In-depth examination of glucose use in plants and storage methods
  • Analysis of greenhouse cultivation techniques and environmental control
  • Comprehensive overview of glucose storage and utilization in plant systems
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Biology
Prokaryotic - no neucleus
Eukaryotic - has a neucleus.
Eukaryotic
Procariotic
• Cell contains -
s-cytoplaum. • cell contains - rubas

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Greenhouse Cultivation and Glucose Utilization

Modern agricultural practices utilize greenhouses to optimize plant growth conditions. These controlled environments allow farmers to manipulate factors affecting photosynthesis and plant development.

Highlight: Greenhouse environments help control pests and diseases while creating ideal growing conditions for stronger, faster-growing plants.

Example: Paraffin heaters are used to increase carbon dioxide concentration as a byproduct of burning.

The primary uses of glucose in plants include:

  • Cellular respiration for energy production
  • Cell wall construction using cellulose
  • Protein synthesis when combined with nitrate ions
  • Formation of amino acids

Definition: Cellulose is a structural polysaccharide that provides strength to plant cell walls.

Biology
Prokaryotic - no neucleus
Eukaryotic - has a neucleus.
Eukaryotic
Procariotic
• Cell contains -
s-cytoplaum. • cell contains - rubas

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Glucose Storage and Conservation

Plants have developed sophisticated methods for storing glucose for future use. This storage system is crucial for plant survival during periods when photosynthesis isn't possible.

Highlight: Plants convert glucose into various storage forms including lipids in seeds and starch in roots, stems, and leaves.

Example: Sunflower seeds contain high amounts of oil derived from glucose, which humans utilize for cooking.

Definition: Starch is an insoluble compound that serves as the primary storage form of glucose in plants.

Vocabulary: Insoluble means unable to dissolve in water, making it an ideal storage molecule.

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What's the Difference Between Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells? Plus, How Plants Make and Store Food!

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bea howes

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A comprehensive guide to plant biology focusing on prokaryotic vs eukaryotic cell differences, cellular processes, and factors affecting photosynthesis in plants. This material covers essential concepts in plant biology, from basic cell structure to complex metabolic processes.

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Prokaryotic - no neucleus
Eukaryotic - has a neucleus.
Eukaryotic
Procariotic
• Cell contains -
s-cytoplaum. • cell contains - rubas

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Greenhouse Cultivation and Glucose Utilization

Modern agricultural practices utilize greenhouses to optimize plant growth conditions. These controlled environments allow farmers to manipulate factors affecting photosynthesis and plant development.

Highlight: Greenhouse environments help control pests and diseases while creating ideal growing conditions for stronger, faster-growing plants.

Example: Paraffin heaters are used to increase carbon dioxide concentration as a byproduct of burning.

The primary uses of glucose in plants include:

  • Cellular respiration for energy production
  • Cell wall construction using cellulose
  • Protein synthesis when combined with nitrate ions
  • Formation of amino acids

Definition: Cellulose is a structural polysaccharide that provides strength to plant cell walls.

Biology
Prokaryotic - no neucleus
Eukaryotic - has a neucleus.
Eukaryotic
Procariotic
• Cell contains -
s-cytoplaum. • cell contains - rubas

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Glucose Storage and Conservation

Plants have developed sophisticated methods for storing glucose for future use. This storage system is crucial for plant survival during periods when photosynthesis isn't possible.

Highlight: Plants convert glucose into various storage forms including lipids in seeds and starch in roots, stems, and leaves.

Example: Sunflower seeds contain high amounts of oil derived from glucose, which humans utilize for cooking.

Definition: Starch is an insoluble compound that serves as the primary storage form of glucose in plants.

Vocabulary: Insoluble means unable to dissolve in water, making it an ideal storage molecule.

Biology
Prokaryotic - no neucleus
Eukaryotic - has a neucleus.
Eukaryotic
Procariotic
• Cell contains -
s-cytoplaum. • cell contains - rubas

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Cell Structure and Photosynthesis

The fundamental differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells form the basis of cellular classification in biology. Eukaryotic cells contain specialized organelles including a nucleus, mitochondria, and chloroplasts in plants, while prokaryotic cells lack these structures.

Definition: Photosynthesis is an endothermic reaction where plants convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen using sunlight energy.

Highlight: The key limiting factors in photosynthesis include light intensity, carbon dioxide concentration, temperature, and water availability.

Example: When temperature exceeds 45°C, enzymes begin to denature, severely impacting photosynthesis rates.

Vocabulary: Endothermic refers to a reaction that requires energy input from the environment.

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