Most of the carbon dioxide produced by a eukaryote is produced in A) glycolysis

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Most of the carbon dioxide produced by a eukaryote is produced in A) glycolysis B) Photosynthesis C) the oxidative process carried out by the Krebs cycle oxidation . D) anaerobic E) All are Correct. Most of the carbon dioxide produced by a eukaryote is produced in A) glycolysis B) Photosynthesis C) the oxidative process carried out by the Krebs cycle oxidation . D) anaerobic E) All are Correct. A) glycolysis B) Photosynthesis C) the oxidative process carried out by the Krebs cycle oxidation . D) anaerobic E) All are Correct.

Explanation / Answer

The answer to this is : Krebs cycle

In anaerobic process , carbon dixode is released but less than krebs cycle.

Photosynthesis utilises the carbon dixode.

And in glycolysis , there is no CO2 production as such.

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