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Biology, 06.11.2020 02:50 carolinerosewillis

4. Students testing the effects of stomata count on the rate of transpiration completed a corresponding test on the same plants using the “plant disk” method. a) Describe the relationship between the rate of transpiration and the rate of photosynthesis visible in the data.

b) Explain why the environmental factors that affect transpiration can also affect photosynthesis.


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