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2. The organelle in the leaf that carries out photosynthesis.
7. Found in plant and animal cells, it produces protein using the information from the DNA
8. The leaf cells that are long and do over 90% of photosynthesis for the plant.
12. Part of the plant that absorbs gasses and captures light from the sun.
13. Found in plant and animal cells, it produces energy from glucose.
14. The energy needed in photosynthesis.
15. The reverse reaction to photosynthesis that releases carbon dioxide.
17. C6H1206
20. The cells in the leaf that are oddly shaped and absorb gasses for photosynthesis.
23. The holes in the leaf that take in and release gasses.
24. The cells on either side of the hole in the bottom of a leaf. They can open and close.
26. Place in the plant cell where chemical reactions take place.
27. Part of the plant that absorbs nutrients and water from the soil.
28. Contains cell sap.
29. The gas that plants take in to make energy.
30. The molecules that make up much of the body and need nitrogen to be made.
32. The green chemical used in leaves for photosynthesis.

1. The gas that makes up 78% of the Earths atmosphere.
3. The cell of the plant that has a large surface area to collect water and a thin cell wall.
4. The part of the cell that controls what comes into and out of the cell.
5. The waterproof coating of the leaf
6. The top cell layer of the leaf that makes the leafs waterproof coating.
9. The amount of organic material contained in a living organism.
10. The process, carried out by plants, making energy from light.
11. Liquid taken in by the plant roots from the soil.
16. The collection of tubes in a leaf that includes the xylem and phloem.
18. Part of the cell that gives the cell and plant rigidity.
19. The loss of water from a plant leaf.
21. A single hole in a leaf that takes in and releases gasses.
22. Organelle that controls the cell, and contains DNA.
25. Coal, oil and gas are all examples of these.
31. The gas that plants give out as waste – breathed in by animals.