The sun’s energy is absorbed by plants and converted into glucose during animals eat the plants and convert the glucose into usable energy in a process called

question 1 options:

chemosynthesis; photosynthesis

photosynthesis; cellular respiration

cellular respiration; photosynthesis

Answer:

The sun’s energy is absorbed by plants and converted into glucose during Photosynthesis; Animals eat the plants and convert the glucose into usable energy in a process called Cellular Respiration . (B)

Explanation:

Glucose and oxygen is created with the help of sunlight by the process of Photosynthesis. It uses carbon-di-oxide and water for the same. Cellular respiration, on the other hand, consumes this glucose to convert to ATP and emits out carbon-di-oxide using oxygen. Thus, with the help of both these process, levels of carbon-di-oxide and oxygen are maintained in the ecosystem.

Both these processes are interdependent because what is exhaled in one process, is inhaled by other. This balances the ecosystem.

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