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If the amount of carbon dioxide available to the plant approaches zero, what will happen to the plant's rate of photosynthesis?

If the amount of carbon dioxide available to the plant approaches zero, what will happen to the plant's rate of photosynthesis?
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If the amount of carbon dioxide available to the plant approaches zero, what will happen to the plant's rate of photosynthesis?

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Answer:it will drecrease

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The plants rate of photosynthesis would slow down due to lack of Carbon Dioxide to take in.
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