explain the reason for the possibility of getting the reverse of the results in this experiment. result: flask A with germinated seeds temperature increases and flask B with boiled seeds temperature remain unchanged

explain the reason for the possibility of getting the reverse of the results in this experiment. result: flask A with germinated seeds temperature increases and flask B with boiled seeds temperature remain unchanged

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