How do plants respiration?

Answer 1

Plants use only glycolysis to do their respiration

Humans and other eukaryotic organisms use glycolysis, Krebs Cycle, and the Electron Transport Chain.

Answer 2

Plants have two types of respiration arobic and anerobic

Plants do not breathe like humans, although they respire. This is when they absorb oxygen from the air around them and in return, release Carbon Dioxide. This is different from photosynthesis where they release oxygen and take in carbon dioxide. They photosynthesise to produce glucose, and then respire to convert that glucose into energy. During the day, plants give out more oxygen, and during the night, plants give out more carbon dioxide.

Answer 3

They respirate using the stomata located under its leaves, but Photosynthesis is mostly used instead... Photosynthesis is when plants take in carbon dioxide, and water (molecules we breath out) and uses the rays of the sun to result with glucose (waht we like to eat, sugar), and oxygen (molecule we breath in). Notice how they go in a cycle, that is why we humans depend on plants and plants depend on us. Now, how the plant uses sunlight to get those results is WAY TOO COMPLICATED to get into. The guy who answered this question before is obviously the one who is an idiot.