The tab below is intended to give certain differences between photosynthesis and respiration, but a few points are given wrongly. Strike out the wrong ones and write the correct words instead. Photosynthesis Respiration (i) Results in a loss in weight Results in a gain in weight (ii) Sucrose is the product Sucrose is broken down (iii) Occurs in green cells only Occurs in all cells (iv) Use water and oxygen Use glucose and oxygen

Photosynthesis is a process in which green plants use sunlight to synthesize nutrients from carbon dioxide and water. Whereas, respiration is the process in the living organisms in which energy is produces by the oxidation of complex organic substances. Photosynthesis Respiration (i) Results in a gain in weight Results in a loss in weight (ii) Sucrose is the product Sucrose is broken down (iii) Occurs in green cells only Occurs in all cells (iv) Use water and carbon dioxide Use glucose and oxygen

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In which glucose is broken down into pyruvate

In which glycogen is broken down into glucose

That occurs next to Krebs cycle

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Concise Biology Part - 1>Chapter 9 - Respiration in Plants>PROGRESS CHECK>Q 4

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Important Questions on Respiration in Plants

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Concise Biology Part - 1>Chapter 9 - Respiration in Plants>PROGRESS CHECK>Q 2

The tab below is intended to give certain differences between photosynthesis and respiration, but a few points are given wrongly. Strike out the wrong ones and write the correct words instead.

Photosynthesis	Respiration
(i) Results in a loss in weight	Results in a gain in weight
(ii) Sucrose is the product	Sucrose is broken down
(iii) Occurs in green cells only	Occurs in all cells
(iv) Use water and oxygen	Use glucose and oxygen