How photosynthesis takes place in plants & Process Of Photosynthesis?

    The amazing process of photosynthesis a

look around in nature is an absolute

treat to our senses. We all enjoy the

colors and fragrance of plants but seem

to forget about their important

contribution plants are an absolute

necessity for life on Earth. it is so

because of the process of photosynthesis

a closer look at a plant shows that it

is firmly held in the soil by the help

of roots these roots absorb water from

the soil and through the tiny tubes

transport it to the stem. After then transport to the

leaves. The stem always  holds the leaves in 

a way that they absorb maximum energy

from sunlight a leaf is a very important

part of the plant photosynthesis. The

ultimate provider of food and oxygen

occurs in the leaf. A leaf consists of a

flat thin lamina. which is joined to the

stem with the help of petiole. The flattened lamina

provides large surface area for trapping

sunlight

a cross-section of the leaf shows the

upper and lower layers of cells which

are flat and irregular below the upper

layer is the layer of tightly packed

cells these cells have specialized

organelles called chloroplasts

chloroplasts contain the pigment

chlorophyll which gives the green color

to the leaf. The next layer has loosely

arranged cells with large air spaces the

section also shows tubes specific for

transporting the absorbed water into the

leaves the lower layer has many pores

called stomata each stoma is surrounded

by two guard cells which regulate

opening and closing of the stomata a

leaf absorbs carbon dioxide from the

environment through these stomata which

after passing through air spaces enter

into the chlorophyll containing cells

both water and carbon dioxide molecules

are finally absorbed by the chloroplast

these chloroplasts also have the

capacity for trapping energy from

sunlight in this energy is used to

synthesize glucose and oxygen from

carbon dioxide in water these oxygen and

glucose molecules diffuse out of the

chloroplast

the glucose is transported through other

specialized tubes to all parts of the

plant eating in their growth the oxygen

present in these air spaces diffuses out

through the stomata so during

photosynthesis oxygen is given as the

life-sustaining gaseous component of the

atmosphere while glucose or food is

transported to all parts of the plant

and used for growth

to summarize green plants can make their

own food by the process of

photosynthesis plants are held in the

soil with the help of roots these roots

absorb water and send it to the leaves

through specialised tubes the lower

layer has many pores called stomata a

leaf absorbs carbon dioxide from the

environment through these stomata both

water in carbon dioxide molecules are

finally absorbed by the chloroplast

we're in the presence of chlorophyll and

sunlight they synthesize glucose and

release oxygen the oxygen diffuses out

through the stomata.  Through other specialized

tubes, the glucose is transported  to all parts of the plant which is aiding

in their growth.