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14 December, 10:55

Which is more active in cellular respiration: a germinating or a non germinating pea?

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    A germinating seed. This is due to the fact that the cells of a germinating seed are actively dividing as the plumule and radicle grow. This growth requires energy and this is derived from cellular respiration of the stored food in the cotyledons.
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