Respiration ... and carbon dioxide. The products still contain stored chemical energy. Amount of energy released Relatively large amount. Small amount, but quickly. Aerobic Carbon dioxide and ...

Some plants: ethanol and carbon dioxide. The products still contain stored chemical energy which can be used in respiration. Aerobic respiration Carbon dioxide and water. The products do not ...

Aerobic respiration is the most common form in plants and is more efficient in producing energy. It involves the complete breakdown of glucose molecules and yields a large amount of ATP.

and he defined it as respiration without air (Barnett 2000; Pasteur 1876). Pasteur performed careful experiments and demonstrated that the end products of alcoholic fermentation are more numerous ...