Answer:
Co2 and H20 Reactants - Photosynthesis
Energy Involved - All
Fermentation - Anaerobic
Glucose produced by autotrophs - Photosynthesis
Maximum ATP production - Aerobic
Uses oxygen to produce ATP - Aerobic
Explanation:
Co2 and H20 Reactants - Reactants are what is changed in a reaction. Plants use carbon dioxide and water to produce glucose and oxygen during photosynthesis while cellular respiration uses oxygen or other means to break down glucose.
Energy Involved - All three processes involve energy, though some are more effective than others.
Fermentation - Fermentation is an anaerobic that can occur in the absence of enough oxygen required for aerobic processes.
Glucose produced by autotrophs - Autotrophs are organisms that can create energy themselves such as plants through photosynthesis. Cellular respiration breaks down glucose that had to be consumed.
Maximum ATP production - Aerobic respiration gives the highest ATP output per glucose
Uses oxygen to produce ATP - Aerobic means oxygen or air. Anaerobic means an absence of oxygen. Photosynthesis produces oxygen and does not need it to create energy.
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