How would a loss of chlorophyll most likely affect cellular respiration in plant
cells?

a. less glucose will be available for energy production.

b. the krebs cycle will supply energy to all the cells.
c. carbon dioxide will be produced in chloroplasts.

d. more glucose will be broken down by glycolysis.

The correct answer is A less glucose will be available for energy production.

Explanation:

Chloroplast is an important cell organelle present in the green parts of a plant.Chloroplast is the site  of photosynthesis which ultimately deals with generation of glucose molecule for both transport and storage.

         If chloroplast is lost then less glucose will be available for cellular respiration.

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