The fermentation of glucose . . .A produces less ATP than respiration.B always results in alcohol production.C only occurs in bacteria.D is accomplished by mitochondrial enzymes.

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A		produces less ATP than respiration.
B		always results in alcohol production.
C		only occurs in bacteria.
D		is accomplished by mitochondrial enzymes.

The fermentation of glucose . . . A produces less ATP than respiration. B always results in alcohol production. C only occurs in bacteria. D is accomplished by mitochondrial enzymes