Photosynthesis Process
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Objective
I can illustrate the photosynthesis process using a diagram that shows how sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide are transformed into glucose and oxygen.
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Describe the process of photosynthesis in your own words, including the main components involved.
Draw a diagram of the photosynthesis process. Label the inputs (sunlight, water, carbon dioxide) and outputs (glucose, oxygen) as well as the parts of the plant where these processes occur.
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“Create a diagram that illustrates the photosynthesis process. Be sure to label the inputs (sunlight, water, carbon dioxide) and the outputs (glucose, oxygen), as well as the specific parts of the plant where these processes occur. Draw a diagram of photosynthesis, ensuring that you include and label the key components: sunlight, water, carbon dioxide, glucose, and oxygen, along with the locations in the plant where these elements are involved.”
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