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    Who proposed the law of limiting factor?

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    The point at which the amount of CO2 fixed in photosynthesis is equal to the CO2 evolved in respiration and photorespiration is called

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    When rate of photosynthesis become equal to respiration then this point is called compensation point.

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    Light energy is converted into chemical energy in the presence of

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    What do the internal factors affecting photosynthesis dependent on? 

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    The genetic predisposition or the genetic make up of a plant is an internal factor that affects the rate of photosynthesis. The arrangement of genes present in the plant is expressed in a certain way in different plants.

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    Solarisation is the process of

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    If light intensity is high so destruction of chlorophyll molecules occur this is called solarisation..

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