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During photosynthesis, plant cells use carbon dioxide to make glucose and release oxygen. How is this different from cellular respiration?
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During photosynthesis, plant cells use carbon dioxide to make glucose and release oxygen. How is this different from cellular respiration?
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Cellular respiration is the opposite, we breathe in oxygen and release carbon
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