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Plants growing in shade tend to produce less rubisco and more chlorophyll than plants growing in full sun.
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Plants growing in low-nutrient environments have greater root production than plants living in high-nutrient environments.
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The rates of photosynthesis and respiration in a plant are controlled by the temperature in the
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Photoinhibition is the negative effect of high light levels on respiration.
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In photosynthesis,the light-independent reactions do not directly require the presence of sunlight.
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Submerged aquatic plants can take up CO₂ from the water in all of the following ways,except
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All the following are plant adaptations to low temperatures,except
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Water moves from regions of high water potential to regions of low water potential.
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All life is made up of complex molecules built on a framework of ________ atoms.
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Plants lose heat to the environment through direct contact of leaves with the air or water.
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The light and dark reactions of photosynthesis occur in different areas of the chloroplast.
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A plant growing in the shade is expected to have a ________ maximum photosynthetic rate than a plant growing in sunlight.
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The process of photosynthesis in plants occurs in specialized cells within the leaf called ________ cells.
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Organisms that derive their energy from sunlight are referred to as
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Allocating carbon to the production of roots increases access to water and soil nutrients but limits carbon allocation to the production of leaves.
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At light levels below the light compensation point,the rate of carbon loss due to respiration exceeds the rate of uptake in the process of photosynthesis.
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Compared with plants growing in shade,plants growing in sunlight tend to have smaller
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Nutrients that are needed by plants in large amounts are called ________.
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