Question

drag and drop the cellular respiration structure to a similar structure in photosynthesis, and drag and drop the function to each structure. membrane with enzyme complexes allow gas diffusion semiliquid with enzymes for light dependent reactions matrix mitochondrion cristae organelle of photosynthesis chloroplast stroma thylakoid stomata organelle of photosynthesis semiliquid with enzymes for light dependent reactions membrane with enzyme complexes allow gas diffusion

Explanation:

• Chloroplast is the organelle where photosynthesis occurs, similar to how mitochondrion is the organelle for cellular respiration.
• Stroma is a semi - liquid with enzymes (for light - independent reactions in photosynthesis), similar to the matrix in mitochondria (which has enzymes for the Krebs cycle).
• Thylakoid has a membrane with enzyme complexes (for light - dependent reactions in photosynthesis), similar to cristae (which have membrane - bound enzyme complexes for the electron transport chain in cellular respiration).
• Stomata allow gas diffusion (in photosynthesis, for intake of \(CO_2\) and release of \(O_2\)), similar to the general gas - exchange related functions in cellular respiration (though not an exact structural counterpart in terms of organelle parts, but in terms of gas - handling function).

Answer:

• Chloroplast: Organelle of photosynthesis
• Stroma: Semiliquid with enzymes (for light - independent reactions, but in the context of the given options, match with the semiliquid description)
• Thylakoid: Membrane with enzyme complexes
• Stomata: Allow gas diffusion