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A scientist notices an increase in the glycose production in the plants he is studying . What are the possible reasons ?
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A scientist notices an increase in the glycose production in the plants he is studying . What are the possible reasons ?

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If u mean glucose here is ur answer

  1. increase in the intensity (brightness) of the light that illuminates the plant leaves
  2. Increase in the duration of light that illuminates the plant leaves
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