Peas Rate of respiration Germinating, room temperature 296.1 Non-germinating, room temperature 2.122 Germinating, cool temperature 252.8...

Peas	Rate of respiration
Germinating, room temperature	296.1
Non-germinating, room temperature	2.122
Germinating, cool temperature	252.8

1. Compare the respiration rate among various types of seeds.

2. Compare the respiration rate among seeds that have germinated for different time periods, such as 1, 3 and 5 days

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