LeafSampleTypeIlluminationLevelOxygenConcentrationChange Data (ppm)ElapsedTime(s)OxygenChange Rate(ppm/s)Sun-Adapted0%-15.0540.0s-0.37625Shade-Adapted0%-9.0340.0s-0.22575 LeafSampleTypeIlluminationLevelCarbon DioxideConcentrationChange Data (ppm)ElapsedTime(s)Carbon DioxideChange Rate(ppm/s)Sun-Adapted0%15.0540.0s0.37625Shade-Adapted0%9.0340.0s0.22575 Using the results for the change in carbon dioxide concentration in Procedure II as a reference, compare the rates of cellular respiration for sun-adapted versus shade-adapted leaves. What are the biological principles/bases underlying this comparison.

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Leaf Sample Type	Illumination Level	Oxygen Concentration Change Data (ppm)	Elapsed Time (s)	Oxygen Change Rate (ppm/s)
Sun- Adapted	0%	-15.05	40.0s	-0.37625
Shade-Adapted	0%	-9.03	40.0s	-0.22575

Leaf

Sample

Type

Illumination

Level

Oxygen

Concentration

Change Data (ppm)

Elapsed

Time

(s)

Oxygen

Change Rate

(ppm/s)

Sun-

Adapted

-15.05

40.0s

-0.37625

Shade-Adapted

-9.03

40.0s

-0.22575

Leaf Sample Type	Illumination Level	Carbon Dioxide Concentration Change Data (ppm)	Elapsed Time (s)	Carbon Dioxide Change Rate (ppm/s)
Sun- Adapted	0%	15.05	40.0s	0.37625
Shade-Adapted	0%	9.03	40.0s	0.22575

Leaf

Sample

Type

Illumination

Level

Carbon Dioxide

Concentration

Change Data (ppm)

Elapsed

Time

(s)

Carbon Dioxide

Change Rate

(ppm/s)

Sun-

Adapted

15.05

40.0s

0.37625

Shade-Adapted

9.03

40.0s

0.22575

Using the results for the change in carbon dioxide concentration in Procedure II as a reference, compare the rates of cellular respiration for sun-adapted versus shade-adapted leaves. What are the biological principles/bases underlying this comparison.

Definition Definition Set of metabolic processes and reactions that produce energy from organic substances such as glucose. Cellular respiration takes place in the organism’s cells, where the chemical energy from nutrients or molecules of oxygen is converted into adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Cellular respiration that occurs in the presence of oxygen is called aerobic respiration; in the absence of oxygen, it is called anaerobic respiration.

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