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Please help! Why do plants produce bubbles during photosynthesis? Why is counting them a good way to determine the rate of the photosynthesis? Thank you!

Please help! Why do plants produce bubbles during photosynthesis? Why is counting them a good way to determine the rate of the photosynthesis? Thank you!
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Please help! Why do plants produce bubbles during photosynthesis? Why is counting them a good way to determine the rate of the photosynthesis? Thank you!

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Bubbles are nothing but the oxygen which arise around the green parts of the plant.

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