- Top left sun: Sunlight
- Top green organelle (chloroplast): Chloroplasts
- Top right box: Photosynthesis
- Bottom left orange arrows (inputs to chloroplast): Water, Carbon dioxide
- Bottom right red organelle (mitochondria): Mitochondria
- Bottom left box (input to mitochondria): Glucose
- Bottom middle box (input to mitochondria): Oxygen
- Bottom right sun: ATP
- Bottom right green arrow (output from mitochondria): Cellular respiration
The outputs/products of photosynthesis are the inputs/reactants of cellular respiration.
The outputs/products of cellular respiration are the inputs/reactants of photosynthesis.
The purpose of photosynthesis is to convert light energy into chemical energy stored in glucose.
The purpose of cellular respiration is to release energy from glucose to produce ATP for cellular work.
Photosynthesis is done by chloroplasts.
Cellular respiration is done by mitochondria.
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