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Temperature is important for which of the following functions?

ASolvent

BMetabolic activities

CPhotosynthesis

DSupport

Answer:

B. Metabolic activities

Read Explanation:

  • Temperature is important for various metabolic activities.

  • The rate of biochemical reactions doubles with an increase in 10°C of temperature.

  • Excess increase in temperature leads to denaturation of enzymes and decrease in metabolic rate.


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