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1. What is an autotroph?
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Updated May 5, 2020
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Okay, guys, I thought I'd make this video for you.
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So do you have a clear understanding of which is
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supposed to do and the information that you are supposed
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to provide on your flip career?
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And so I'm just gonna go through 10 of beans.
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One of the questions you need to answer basically, um,
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in your flip with this video will serve as your
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rubric for your flip video.
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Alright. So first of all, you need to define and
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discussing the process of photosynthesis.
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You need to define what, an auto trophy.
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So that's point number one.
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Number two provide some examples at least two examples of
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autotrophs They were mentioned in your student notes and we've
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talked about them doing class so need to provide at
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least two examples on drills in your flickering.
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Um, of course you want to identify the products and
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the reactant ce that are involved in this reaction.
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OK, so when you're describing the things that go into
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the reaction of the things that come out of the
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reaction, you also need to include how many molecules or
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reactions and products are involved, and we've discussed that as
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well. Um, don't forget to talk about how sunlight is
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used. I know there was confusion before, you know, some
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people would say, Oh, the plants take sunlight and water
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and carbon dioxide, and they, you know, uh, Makesem, other
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funny substances, whatever.
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Um, we know what sunlight is used for by now.
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And if you don't need to ask when we come
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to class, are you there?
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Um, refer back to your notes.
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Okay. So, um, you need to identify the substance that
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is a byproduct of photo senses.
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What? What do I mean by that?
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The substance that is a byproduct is the substance that,
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you know the plan creates during this process that actually
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doesn't need.
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Okay, um, and in fact, that substances released about play.
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Um then we know that there are two stages of
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photosynthesis is, um here is clearly indicated one of those
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the light reaction.
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And then there's also a dark reaction.
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But where do those reactions take clicks?
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So you need to identify where the lightning action takes
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place, and you also need to identify where the dark
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reaction takes place.
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Now, if you're doing your research looking back over your
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nose, you you'll remember that the dark reaction can also
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be referred to as the Calvin Cycle or the light
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independent reaction.
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But you need to describe where those two steps phases,
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steps or phases of photo sentences occur.
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And we also at some point there are some substances
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that are created, and one of them we've already known
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about which is 80 p.
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The other one that has been introduced in this section
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is in a deep pH.
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And you need to identify describe where these products came
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from during this reaction.
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Okay, uh, and finally tell what 80 p and N
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a d ph are used for photo sense.
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So you got to look back at your notes.
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Um, you know, at one point that created they're used
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for something.
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Okay, so please identify what their uses and photo sentences.
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I hope this helps.
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Please remember, this is going to serve as your rubric.
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I've tried to lay it out as, um, clearly as
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I can.
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I'll be 10 points, um, that I'm looking for, and
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I hope you pay attention to them, and they look
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