Cellular Respiration:
Carbon dioxide is a product. Oxygen is a reactant.
Photosynthesis:...
Cellular Respiration:
Carbon dioxide is a product. Oxygen is a reactant.
Photosynthesis:
Carbon dioxide is a reactant. Oxygen is a product. Carried out in plants.
Both:
Carried out in animals. Produces usable energy source chemical Reaction
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