Question

Drag the terms on the left to the appropriate blanks on the right to complete the sentences.Roset Help1. The outside of this organelle is surrounded by a double layer ofchloroplastthylakoidchlorophyll2. The thick fluid inside this organelle is where many of the reactions of photosynthesis take place. Thisfluid is called thestoma3. One of the single pancake-like discs in this organelle is called amembrane4. The entire organelle shown in the image is called agranumstroma5. One of the 'stacks of pancakes" is called awhich is the light-6. The reason this organello is green is because of the pigmentabsorbing molecule of this organelle.7. The gases needed as inputs for photosynthesis enter the plant through small pores called

Answer 1

The chloroplast is an organelle responsible for photosynthesis in autotrophic eukaryotes. It has a double membrane and contains stacked structures called thylakoids. The green color of the chloroplast is due to the pigment chlorophyll.

Step-by-step explanation:

The outside of this organelle is surrounded by a double layer of membranes called the outer membrane and inner membrane. Within the chloroplast are stacked, disc-shaped structures called thylakoids. Embedded in the thylakoid membrane is a pigment called chlorophyll which gives the chloroplast its green color.

The thick fluid inside the chloroplast where many of the reactions of photosynthesis take place is called the stroma. The entire organelle shown in the image is called a chloroplast.

One of the 'stacks of pancakes' in the chloroplast is called a granum, which is the light-absorbing part of the chloroplast. The gases needed as inputs for photosynthesis enter the plant through small pores called stomata.

Answer 2

In the first question: The outside of this organelle is surrounded by a double layer of thylakoids, which are modifications of the chloroplast's membrane.

In the second: The thick fluid inside this organelle is where many of the reactions of photosynthesis take place. This fluid is called the Stroma, which connects all the organs and serves as a buffer for the products and reactants in use.

In the third: One of the single pancake-like discs in this organelle is called a membrane granum.

In the fourth: The entire organelle shown in the image is called a chloroplast.

In the fifth: One of the 'stacks of pancakes" is called a which is the light-harvesting antennae.

In the sixth: The reason this organello is green is because of the pigment absorbing molecule of this organelle, the pigment is chlorophyll-a (at least in plants, and several unicellular photosynthetic organisms, but it is not the only one).

In the sevent: The gases needed as inputs for photosynthesis enter the plant through small pores called stomata.