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esis beloW:
Foctors that Affect Photosynthesis
Gas exchange usually results in a loss of
Desert plants have special
Photosynthesis has an optimal
and is limited by amounts of
Section 3: Cellular Respiration (Aerobic Respiration)
All living things need
The food (
J is broken down to
and
energy is
released in the form of
Write the chemical equation for cellular respiration below:
Step 1: Glycolysis
into two smaller
step process that breaks down
o Results in small amounts of
(anaerobic)
o Does not require
o Occurs outside

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