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Where is most of the energy produced in cellular respiration
mitochondria
Which process involves glucose reacting with oxygen to produce energy carbon dioxide and water
Cellular respiration
Some organisms use chemosynthesis to survive Where do they get their energy for this process
From chemicals in the ocean
A green plant absorbs a toxic substance that completely blocks the production of ATP. how would this most likely affect the dark reactions
The dark reactions would stop producing glucose. (APEX)
Is an example of parasitismWhich of the following is an example of parasitism
Worms consuming the blood of an animal
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