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प्रश्न
How are aerobic and anaerobic respiration different in plants?
उत्तर
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Aerobic respiration in plants |
Anaerobic respiration in plants |
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1. Also called oxybiotic respiration |
1. Also called anoxybiotic respiration |
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2. Proceeds in the presence of oxygen |
2. Proceeds in the absence of oxygen |
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3. Occurs in mitochondria |
3. Occurs in cytoplasm |
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4. Complete breakdown of glucose |
4. Incomplete breakdown of glucose |
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5. End-products are carbon dioxide and water |
5. End-products are ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide |
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6. A large quantity of energy is liberated (38ATP) from one mole of glucose |
6. A small quantity of energy is liberated (2ATP) from one mole of glucose |
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7. Occurs normally throughout the life |
7. Occurs temporarily for short periods |
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