Question
Explain how photosynthesis is different from respiration.
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Answer
| Photosynthesis | Respiration | ||
| 1 | Anabolic process | 1 | Catabolic process |
| 2 | Food is produced here. | 2 | Food is broken down form here to release energy |
| 3 | Oxygen is a by-product. | 3 | Carbon-di-oxide is the by-product. |
| 4 | Chlorophyll and sunlight are required. | 4 | Chlorophyll and sunlight are not required. |
| 5 | Occur only during the daytime. | 5 | Occurs all the time |
| 6 | This occurs in green plants only. | 6 | This occurs in all living beings including plants. |
| 7 | $6 CO _2+12 H _2 O \xrightarrow{\text { sunlight }} C _6 H _{12} O _6+6 O _2+6 H _2 O$ | 7 | $C _6 H _{12} O _6+6 CO _2+6 H _2 O +$ engergy |
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