During aerobic respiration oxidation of glucose results in the formation of:
A.CO2 and water
B.Hydrogen and water
C.Hydrogen and oxygen
D.Oxygen and CO2
A.CO2 and water
B.Hydrogen and water
C.Hydrogen and oxygen
D.Oxygen and CO2
A.Centrosome
B.Cell membrane
C.Cell wall
D.Ribosome
A.310
B.320
C.330
D.340
A.Cucumis
B.Cucurbita
C.Carica
D.Coccinia
A.Absorption of CO2
B.Upward conduction
C.Opening of stomata
D.None of these
A.Acidic solution
B.Isotonic solution
C.Hypotonic solution
D.Hypertonic solution
A.Diffusion pressure deficit
B.Diffusion pressure deficit
C.Daily phosphate demand
D.Daily photosynthetic depression
A.CO2 accumulates, reduces pH, stimulates enzymes resulting in accumulation of sugars
B.Increase in CO2 concentration, conversion of organic acids into starch resulting in the increased uptake of potassium ions and water
C.Low CO2 concentration, accumulation of organic acids resulting in the increased concentration of cell sap
D.None of the above
A.Amino acid
B.Glucose molecules
C.Sucrose molecules
D.Glycerol molecules