InputOutput1. Fill in the table below the events of cellular respiration:Cycle orReactionGlycolysisLocationMain eventPyruvateoxidationATPproduced:Acetyl CoA3 NADHI ATP1 ATPMitoch-BreakingCitric Acidcycleondrialdown acctyl 3 NADrab2.co.EXERCISE 4 PHOTOSYNTHESISINVESTIGATION III: STARCH SYNTHESISTable 4.3Results of Starch Synthesis. (Variegated leaves aremulti-colored, typically green on one portion andpurple, white, or pale yellow on another.)Leaf Type/Growth ConditionSolid, grown in lightIndicate if Starch is Present/DescribeWhere Starch is PresentSolid, grown in darkVariegated, grown in lightVariegated, grown in dark1. Which of the leaves tested actually contained starch?2. Is light necessary for the synthesis of glucose in leaves? Is it necessary for the synthesis ofstarch in leaves?3. What does the starch pattern in the variegated (multicolored) Coleus leaves suggest about therelationship between photosynthesis and the location of the synthesis of starch in these typesof leaves?What cellular processes are occurring between when light strikes the leaf and the final pro-duction of starch?

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