Respiration in plants:
Correct answer: B. Is characteristic of all living cells
- A. Often requires carbon dioxide
- B. Is characteristic of all living cells
- C. Occurs only during day
- D. Results in the formation of amino acid
Explanation
Respiration in plants occurs in all living cells and is, therefore, characteristic of all living cells so option A) is correct.
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