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2 Curriculum Standards: , , , , Objectives: Describe the structure and function of each plant cell Key Words Photosynthesis البىاء الضوئي Plant cell الخليت الىباتيت Chloroplast Cell membrane األخسام )العضياث( الخضزاء غشاء الخليت خذار الخليت Cell wall Vacuole Nucleus Absorb الفدوة الىواة يمتص - 2 -

3 T Grade 8 Unit L.4 - Photosynthesis Different parts of animals and plants are a collection of a large number of tiny units packed together. Each of the tiny unit is a CELL.. ذرك األعضاء ان خرهفح ف انح ا اخ ان ثاذاخ ي يد عاخ كث زج ي حذاخ ير ا ح ف انصغز. ذعزف كم حذج ب انخه ح A plant cell has a special structure that is used in the photosynthesis process. Look at Figure 1 of a plant cell. It has a large number of chloroplasts. ذحر انخه ح ان ثاذ ح عه ذزك ثح )عض ( خاصح ذظرخذو ف ع ه ح انث اء انض ئ ذعزف ب األخسام الخضزاء. This is a simple picture that shows the structure of plant cell. مثل هذا الرسم التوض ح الشكل البنائ للخل ة النبات ة Cell Membrane: It protects the cell and holds the content. حم الخل ة و غلف محتو اتها Cell Wall: It supports and protects the cell. حم و دعم الخل ة. Nucleus: It controls the development and activities of the cell. تتحكم بالتطور و نمو الخل ة و جم ع ال نشاطات. Cytoplasm: It contains water and protein and protects the cell organelles. تحتوي على الماء و البروت نات. تحم العض ات داخل الخلو ة. Vacuole: It stores food and water for the cell. تخزن الطعام و الماء. Chloroplast: Contain chlorophyll pigment which absorb the light and give plants their green color. ذحر صثغح انكه ر ف م انر ذ رص ض ء انش ض ذعط ان ثاذاخ انه األخضز. Figure 1-3 -

4 Objectives Describe the structure and function of plant cells involved in photosynthesis. Key words Epidermis خاليا البشزة Cuticle طبقت شمعيت Palisade الخاليا العماديت Stomata الثغور phloem Xylem Leaf Guard cell Vein اللحاء الدشء الخشبي في الىباتاث ورقت الشدز الخليت الحارست ضلع الورقت - 4 -

5 Leaf Structure Figure 2 A leaf is an organ made of several different kinds of cells. Inside the leaf is a factory for making food. ذ ثم رلح انشدز عض رك ي يد عح يخرهفح ي انخال ا انح ح. ف داخم اال راق خذ ان ص ع ان ظؤ ل ع ذص ع انغذاء نه ثاذاخ. The top layer of cells, the epidermis is transparent. It has a waxy water proof layer over it that stops the leaf from drying out.light passes through the epidermis to the next layer of cells, the palisade layer. خال ا انطثمح انعه ح خال ا انثشزج انشفافح. ذغط ذ انخال ا طثمح ش ع ح ذح اال راق ي اندفاف. ز انض ء ي خالل ذ انطثمح ان انطثمح انران ح طثمح انخال ا انع اد ح. Palisade cells are specialized for photosynthesis. They are provided with water by the veins in the leaf. Below the palisade is a layer of cells called the spongy mesophyll. انخال ا انع اد ح خال ا يرخصصح ج نع ه انث اء انض ئ.ذرش د ذ انخال ا تان اء ع طز ك انعز ق ان خ دج ف اال راق. اطفم طثمح انخال ا انع اد ح ذ خذ انخال ا ان طط ح االطف د ح. On the lower surface of the leaf there is another layer of epidermis. Throughout this layer there are many tiny opening s called stomata. Two guard cells control the size of each stomata. They open and close the stomata. They control the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the leaf and the surrounding air

6 ف انطثمح االخ زج ي ان رلح ذ خذ طثمح اخز ي انثشزج. عه ايرذاد ذ انطثمح ذ خذ يد عح ي انفرحاخ انصغ زج ذظ انثغ ر. ذحزص كم ثغز خه را حارطرا ذرحكى تحدى فرحح انثغز. ك ا ذرحكى ترثادل االكظد ثا اكظ ذ انكزت ت ان رلح ان اء ان ح ظ ت ا. Inside the leaf most cells are green. They contain chloroplasts where food is made. داخم اال راق يعظى انخال ا خضزاء انه الحر ائ ا عه انعض اخ انخضزاء ذ ثم اياك ذص ع انغذاء داخم اال راق. Stoma Is the place from where carbondioxide enters and oxygen leaves the leaf Palisade cell The place where photosyntheis takes place within the leaf Xylem Is the vessel that transports water and mineral to the leaf from the roots تعتبر الثغور الفتحات الت تسمح بدخول غاز ثان اكس د الكربون الى داخل الورقة من الهواء ب نما البالست دات ه المكان الذي تتم ف ه عمل ة البناء الضوئ و وظ فة الخشب ه نقل الماء و المعادن من التربة الى االوراق

7 Challenge: Research on the Internet to find out about the other parts of a leaf that are labeled in Figure 2 above

8 Objectives Understand that green plants make their own food by photosynthesis and that water and carbon dioxide are required. Oxygen and glucose are the products. Key Words Photosynthesis البىاء الضوئي Chemical reaction تفاعل كيميائي Product Reactant Glucose Starch Roots Energy الىواتح المتفاعالث سكز الدلوكوس الىشا الدذور الطاقت - 8 -

9 Photosynthesis: is the process in which plants use sunlight to make food. عمل ة البناء الضوئ ه العمل ة الت يس تخدم ف ها النبات الضوء النتاج الغذاء. Figure 1 Ingredient needed for Photosynthesis Water Sunlight Photosynthesis Cholrophyll Carbondioxide Figure تحتاج ع ه ح انث اء انض ئ ف ان ثاذاخ إن 4 متفاعالث رئ ظ : ان اء ض ء انش ض غاس ثا أكظ ذ انكزت صثغح انكه ر ف م. 1. Water is absorbed through the roots. 2. Sunlight is absorbed through the chlorophyll in the leaves. 3. Chlorophyll is the green substance in the leaves. 4. Carbon dioxide is absorbed through the stomata in the leaves

10 Substances produced during photosynthesis Grade 8 Unit L.4 - Photosynthesis تىتح ع ه ح انث اء انض ئ ف ان ثاذاخ اذد رئ ظ : غاس األكظد انغذاء نه ثاذاخ أ طكز انده ك س انذ خش داخم ان ثاذاخ عه شكم شاء. 1. Oxygen is given out through the stomata in the leaves during photosynthesis. 2. Glucose is produced and stored as starch. When plants carry out photosynthesis they produce glucose. Glucose is a sugar needed for energy. Plants also make oxygen during photosynthesis. طكز انده ك س انظكز انالسو نه ثاذاخ إل راج انطالح. We now know the reactants and products for photosynthesis. Using this information we can write a word and chemical equation. المعادلت الكالميت Word equation Carbon dioxide + water light glucose + oxygen Chlorophyll الضوء األكسديه + الدلوكوس الكلوروفيل الماء + غاس ثاوي أكسيذ الكزبون المعادلت الكيميائيت Chemical equation light 6 CO H 2 O C 6 H 12 O 6 +6 O 2 Chlorophyll 6CO2 6H2C6H12O6-10 -

11 Investigating Photosynthesis الكشف عه عمليت البىاء الضوئي Green plants make food from simple substances. We can see from the equation that sugar is made. But how can we prove that? ك ف ظرط ع إثثاخ أ انظكز رح ع طز ك ان ثاذاخ انخضزاء ي خالل ع ه ح انث اء انض ئ Experiment: Testing plants for sugar. التدزبت: Put a piece of raw onion in a pestle and mortar. Grind up with a little amount of water and then add a several drops to the water with Benedict s solution. ضع لطعح ي انثصم ف ) ا ان خرثز( أضف له م ي ان اء لى ترفر د انثصم ثى اكشف ع خ د انظكز ف ان اء تاطرخذاو يحه ل ت ذكد. Observation: Benedict s solution has blue color. Observe the color change after adding it to the onion. What color does it become? يحه ل ت ذكد. األسرق رغ ز إن تزذمان تعذ إضافر إن انثصم ع ذ خ د انظكز. A color change shows that lots of sugar is present. Most plants do not use all their sugar right away. Sugar molecules usually combine together to make starch which plants then store in their leaves, stems or roots. If we want to test plants for starch we can conduct the following experiment. ان ثاذاخ ذخش انظكز عه شكم شاء ف األ راق اندذ ر انظاق

12 Experiment: Testing plants for starch. الكشف عه وخود الىشا : Step 1: Boil water in a 250 ml beaker. Step 2: Dip a leaf into the boiling water with tongs for 1 minute to soften it. Step 3: Turn off Bunsen burner and let the water sit inside the beaker. Step 4: Next, using tongs put the leaf into a test tube of ethanol. Figure 4 Step 5: Stand the test tube in a beaker of hot water for 10 minutes. Step 6: Wash the leaf with cold water. Step 7: Spread the leaf out flat on a Petri dish. Step 8: Place several drops of iodine solution and observe for color changes. Step 9: Record color changes. اغ ز رلح شدز خضزاء ف ياء يغه أطفئ انه ة اغ ز ان رلح ف أ ث ب يخرثز حر عه اال ثا ل ضع داخم ان اء انحار ن ذج 10 دلائك اغظم ان رلح تان اء انثارد ضع ا ف طثك ان خرثز اكشف ع خ د ان شا تاطرخذاو ان د. Observation: Iodine solution has a yellow color it will turn to blue- black if starch is present. A color change indicates that there is starch in the leaf. ذغ ز ن ان د األصفز إن اسرق داك ذل عه خ د ان شا

13 Activity 1: Label the parts of the palisade cell using the words from the following box: اكتب أسماء األجزاء المناسبة في رسمه البالستيدة الخضراء باستخدام الكلمات في الصندوق Cell membrane Cell wall - Cytoplasm - Cell vacuole Chloroplasts Activity 2: Match the cell structures from column A to the suitable function for each structure in column B: صل بين أجزاء الخلية النباتيه و الوظيفة المناسبة لكل جزء Column A Cytoplasm Cell vacuole Cell wall Chloroplast Nucleus Cell membrane Column B It protects the cell and holds the cell content. It contains water and protein. Contains chlorophyll. Stores food and water. Protects the cell. Controls cell development and all cell activities

14 Activity 3: Label the structure of the leaf with the terms given below. ضع البيان ات على الشكل البنائي لورقة الشجر باستخدام المصطلحات في الصندوق Guard Cell Stoma, Xylem, Palisade Vein Activity 4: Decide whether the following statements are True or False. ضع صح أو خطأ : 1. Carbon dioxide enters the leaf through veins. 2. The Palisade cell is where the photosynthesis takes place. 3. Xylem transports water and mineral from the leaf to soil

15 Q1: Questions: 1. What is the function of chlorophyll? ما ه وظ فة الكلوروف ل What requirements are needed for photosynthesis? ما ه المواد الضرور ة لعمل ة البناء الضوئ What substances are produced during photosynthesis? ما ه المواد الت تنتج من عمل ة البناء الضوئ Write the word and chemical equations for photosynthesis. اكتب المعادلة الك م ائ ة و الكالم ة لعمل ة البناء الضوئ... Q2: Define Photosynthesis: عرف عمل ة البناء الضوئ

16 Q3: What is the importance of photosynthesis? Grade 8 Unit L.4 - Photosynthesis ما هي أهمية عملية البناء الضوئي Q4: Complete the following mind map: أكمل الخريطة الذهنية التالية :

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