chapter 10 Life Processes in Plants - Part 7

What causes wine/beer production by yeast during fermentation of fruit sugars?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
What causes wine/beer production by yeast during fermentation of fruit sugars?
Options
A. Anaerobic respiration converting sugars into ethanol and CO2
B. Photosynthesis in darkness
C. Aerobic respiration producing water
D. Transpiration of alcohol
Explanation
Yeast fungi respire anaerobically on fruit/grain sugars, generating ethanol (alcohol) and carbon dioxide gas.
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