How do cellular respiration and photosynthesis work togehter in our enviornment?

Answer 1

These processes are two sides of the same coin.

Environmentally speaking:

-- photosynthesis takes carbon dioxide from the air and puts oxygen into the air. Cellular respiration does just the opposite.

-- photosynthesis breaks water apart and respiration builds water molecules

-- photosynthesis stores energy for living things by building glucose molecules, and respiration releases energy by breaking glucose molecules

Answer 2

In plants, photosynthesis creates glucose with sunlight from water and oxygen and releases carbon dioxide, and that glucose goes through cellular respiration, giving off carbon dioxide and producing energy for the plant.