(Solved): Aerobic Cellular Respiration in Peas \( -2.5 \) Temperature (Celsius) Dormant Peas \( \square \) G ...

Aerobic Cellular Respiration in Peas \( -2.5 \) Temperature (Celsius) Dormant Peas \( \square \) Germinating Peas \( \square \) Glass Beads DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. Make a line graph of the average values of the data in the table on the previous page. Be sure to label the axes, include proper units, and write a complete title. Use graph paper or Excel. TYPE (DOUBLE SPACE) your answers to the following questions. 2. Does the graph show that cellular respiration occurs in germinating peas? If so, explain how it is shown on the graph. 3. Do peas undergo cellular respiration before germination? Explain your answer by referring to information on the graph. 4. What is the effect of temperature on the rate of cellular respiration in peas? Explain your answer by referring to information on the graph. 5. Why does temperature have an effect on the rate of cellular respiration in peas? Explain your answer in terms of what the molecules in the pea cells are doing. 6. Why do germinating peas need to undergo cellular respiration? \&In other words, what processes in peas depend on cellular respiration, and why?) 7. Pea seeds contain stored starch, which is hydrolyzed to provide glucose for celllar respiration. Where did the starch in the pea seeds come from? What cellular process was required to put starch in the pea seeds? 8. What was the control in this experiment? Explain WHY we used this control, including specific measurements you found and what they told you. 9. Why were the rates of respiration measured by different lab groups at one temperature all a little different? List at least three factors that could vary and affect your measurements. 10. The mean of the germinating pea data is (Don't forget the units.) 11. The mean of the non-germinating pea data is