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1. Compare the cellular processes of respiration and photosynthesis as opposite reactions. Consider that, respiration releases energy for cellular use and photosynthesis uses light energy and water to capture carbon and release oxygen. Fossil fuel use is similar to respiration in that it releases the energy that plants captured eons ago. Be specific in your comparison including where and when these processes occur, inputs vs outputs and energy source vs energy output.
2. With your comparison as a foundation, read “Flower Power: Genetic Modification Could Amply Boost Plants' Carbon-Capture and Bioenergy Capacity.” If plants or algae could be genetically engineered to capture twice as much carbon as they do now, would you support the release of these genetically modified organisms to address climate change? Why or why not? What could be the consequences?
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Respiration and Photosynthesis
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Respiratory and Photosynthesis
Question 1). Compare the cellular processes of respiration and photosynthesis as opposite
reactions
Respiration and photosynthesis are two reactions in the environment that complement
each other (Orcut, 2010). In reality, they are similar reactions that occur in reserve. For instance,
while respiration oxygen and glucose yield water and carbon dioxide, in photosynthesis water
and carbon dioxide yields oxygen and glucose (Simon et al., 2015). They complement in that the
plants are supplied with carbon dioxide by the living organism while bacteria and plants provide
the living animals with oxygen which they require for respiration.
Usually, green plants make their food by con...
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