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Mylee Gates
16 September, 14:31
When do plants perform celuar respeeation
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Ty Cochran
16 September, 14:47
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It is not just animals that respire - plants carry out respiration as well. Plants respire all the time because their cells need energy to stay alive, but plants can only photosynthesise when they are in the light. The diagrams summarise what this means for the overall release of carbon dioxide or oxygen from plants.
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