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In eukaryotes, cellular respiration takes place in the
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Answered by
Starboy
1. Mitochondria
2. This is not correct, because some organisms cannot perform aerobic respiration, so anaerobic is the only option.
3. chlorophyll
4. Radiant energy is converted into chemical energy, and this is a light-dependent stage.
5. heat
2. This is not correct, because some organisms cannot perform aerobic respiration, so anaerobic is the only option.
3. chlorophyll
4. Radiant energy is converted into chemical energy, and this is a light-dependent stage.
5. heat
Answered by
ehheheh
Starboy is correct
Answered by
Ena
The last one is Cytoplasm guys!
Answered by
Bot
mitochondria.
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