Biology chapter 6 plant nutrition: The rate of photosynthesis of terrestrial plants can be determined by measuring the uptake of carbon dioxide.
Explain why plants take up carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.

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The rate of photosynthesis of terrestrial plants can be determined by measuring the uptake of carbon dioxide.
Explain why plants take up carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.

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carbon dioxide is, raw material / substrate / reactant / AW ;
concentration of carbon dioxide is higher outside leaf than inside (so
carbon dioxide diffuses into the leaf) ;

Biology chapter 6 plant nutrition

The rate of photosynthesis of terrestrial plants can be determined by measuring the uptake of carbon dioxide. Explain why plants take up carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.

Carbon dioxide is, raw material / substrate / reactant / AW ; concentration of carbon dioxide is higher outside leaf than inside (so carbon dioxide diffuses into the leaf) ;

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