Question

why the rate of respiration is higher in germinating seeds​

Answer 1

Explanation:

To fulfill the high-energy needs of a germinating seedling, cellular respiration increases as a seed emerges from dormancy and begins germinating. However, seeds respire at a lower rate throughout dormancy. ... As the seeds respire they take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide at roughly the same rate.

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Answer 2

The germination rate of the seeds are  constantly decreased by the lowering of $O_{2}$ partial pressure, but the germination will taken place, at 0.1 kilopascal very slowly; And the "adenylate energy charge" stayed higher than of 0.6.

Explanation:

• The differences in the "germination rates" and "adenylate energy charge values" could not be interpreted by differences in the "sensitivity of respiration to $O_{2}$".

• To fulfill the more-energy require of a "germinating seedling", "cellular respiration" increases as a seed appeared from dormancy and start germinating.
• However, seeds are respiring at a "lower rate throughout dormancy".
• As the seeds breathe and they get in $O_{2}$  and deliver $CO_{2}$ at roughly the same rate.

To know more:

In the experimental set-up to show that "the germinating seeds give out carbon dioxide", answer the following question:-

{a} Why do we keep the conical flask airtight?

{b} Name the substance kept in the small test tube inside the conical flask. Write its role.

{c} Why does water rise in the delivery tube?

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