Green plants kept in light can produce ATP from glucose. This process is referred to as

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Green plants kept in light can produce ATP from glucose. This process is referred to as (A) oxidative phosphorylation (B) glycolysis (C) TCA cycle (D) none of these

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Respiration is a vital process where high energy rich compounds (carbohydrates or proteins or lipids) are broken down into simple substances and large amount of energy is released. The production of ATP from phosphate and ADP in aerobic respiration using oxygen is called oxidative phosphorylation.

Q. Green plants kept in light can produce ATP from glucose. This process is referred to as

oxidative phosphorylation

glycolysis

TCA cycle

none of these

Respiration is a vital process where high energy rich compounds (carbohydrates or proteins or lipids) are broken down into simple substances and large amount of energy is released. The production of ATP from phosphate and ADP in aerobic respiration using oxygen is called oxidative phosphorylation.