{"id":6214,"date":"2016-06-18T09:15:43","date_gmt":"2016-06-18T17:15:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/eatcho.com\/blog\/?p=6214"},"modified":"2016-06-18T09:16:20","modified_gmt":"2016-06-18T17:16:20","slug":"photosynthesis","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/eatcho.com\/blog\/?p=6214","title":{"rendered":"PHOTOSYNTHESIS"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hello.<\/p>\n

This blog features a commission on Photosynthesis<\/a>. It is a future label for the awesome Holden wine<\/a> company. I have also included a small collection of my science based work.<\/p>\n

In regards to photosynthesis<\/a> there are so many things that happen on a molecular level that we owe our very existence to, it happens within a tiny universe that is silent and seemingly still. I used to think it was the large,chaotic and strong that governed this enigmatic reality, but as I expand my\u00a0overall understanding of science I do not feel that way anymore.<\/p>\n

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Floating in the atmosphere are H20 molecules, The figure with the head of Chloroplast <\/a>holds up an Oxygen<\/a> (o2) molecule to give to you, and a Carbon Dioxide<\/a> (Co2) molecule for themselves. Light is refracting and bouncing off their head going through the Thylakoids <\/a>(which are exposed for you to see stacked as coins to form granum<\/a>) acting as a catalyst for the Calvin cycle<\/a> resulting in glucose<\/a> which is the molecule that is described within the word bubble.<\/p>\n

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This is a cross section of a Guard Cell<\/a>. The guard cell allows gasses to enter the plant cell. Without those little guys, photosynthesis would not occur and life as you know it wouldn’t even exist. Sadly I depicted water molecules floating into the cell when actually the water reaches the cell via the transpiration stream<\/a> with water taken up by the roots, my bad.<\/p>\n

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A dude playing a cross section of granum<\/a>\u00a0like an instrument<\/p>\n

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