What happens to the glucose produced in photosynthesis? Select ALL that apply a The glucose is modified & stored in the plant for later use b The glucose is used directly as energy by the chloroplast c The glucose is moved to the mitochondria where it will be converted into energy d The glucose is released as a waste product

The glucose produced in photosynthesis is altered and processed for later use in the plant. The glucose is used directly by the chloroplast as energy. The glucose is transferred to the mitochondria to be transformed into energy.

Explanation: Among the four statements,  three of the statements are correct . The fourth statement which states that "the glucose is released as a waste product " is incorrect . This is because oxygen is used as the waste product rather than glucose.

All the three statements are correct about glucose in photosynthesis . The plant uses glucose, with most of it transformed into other carbohydrates, such as starch and cellulose.

A mechanism in which, in the mitochondria of all cells, chemical energy (glucose) is converted into an energy currency (ATP). Glucose and oxygen are converted into water and carbon dioxide. There are two forms namely, aerobic which requires oxygen and Anaerobic which does NOT require oxygen.

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