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End product of anaerobic respiration is...

End product of anaerobic respiration is

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Fructose and Water

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Glucose and `CO_(2)`

C

Alcohol and `CO_(2)`

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Water and `CO_(2)`

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AAKASH SERIES-RESPIRATION IN PLANTS-Exercise-I (Fermentation)
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  4. In Alcoholic fermentation of Glucose, the net gain of NADH(2) is

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  5. Fermentation is

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  6. Enzyme catalysing reduction of acetaldehyde in fermentation is

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  7. The enzymes that convert pyruvic acid into ethanol are

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  9. In anaerobic condition, producing alcohol value of RQ will be

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  11. Source of hydrogen for the reduction of acetaldehyde into ethyl alcoh...

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  12. End product of anaerobic respiration is

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  13. Partial oxidation and the break down of glucose to Pyruvic acid withou...

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  18. Name the type of respiration labeled x in the given diagram

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