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Photosynthesis :)How much CO2 does a small aquatic plant need for photosynthesis?
I am creating a lab where I put a destarched aquatic plant into different temperatures to look at the affects. I was thinking of putting one in a box so i can control that each plant at differnent temperatures will get the same type of light because sun light may be better for a plant than a white light that I may use in a fridge. Thanks
Some aquatic plants need very little CO2. You need to dig up the literature and see if your plant possesses the inorganic carbon concentrating mechanism.
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