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Ecosystems and photosynthesis - Coggle Diagram

- - - - reactions
        
        photophosphorylation
        
        phosphorylation using light
        
        hydrolysis - lysis (splitting) of a material using water
        
        redox reactions
        
        reduction - gained electrons/gained H/lost oxygen
        
        oxidation - lost electrons/lost H/gained oxygen
        
        phosphorylation
        
        adding phosphate to a molecule
        
        photolysis - lysis of a material using light
      - energy
        
        ATP
        
        made from the energy from glucose being broken down - respiration
        
        this energy is stored as chemical energy in the phosphate bond
        
        needed for conduction of nerves, muscle contraction etc.
        
        diffuses within to where is needed
        
        ATP broken down via hydrolysis back into ADP and inorganic phosphate
        
        chemical energy is released from the phosphate bond
        
        ATPase catalyst
        
        is a nucleic acid - a phosphorylated nucleotide (contains 3 phosphate groups)
        
        made from the synthesis of the phosphorylation of ADP using energy from
        
        catalysed by ATP synthase
        
        required for biological processes - DNA replication, protein synthesis, cell division, active transport
        
        plants - photosynthesis and active transport
        
        animals - for maintaining body temperature, muscle contraction
      - productivity
      - ecosystems
        
        trophic levels
        
        energy/biomass
  - - - O2 is formed