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suggest one environmental factor, apart from light or water may have limited the rate of photosynthesis
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suggest one environmental factor, apart from light or water may have limited the rate of photosynthesis

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Temperature

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Since plants carry out photosynthesis at an optimum temperature of between 35 and 40 degrees Celsius, temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius may lead to denaturing of the enzymes carrying out photosynthesis, thus leading to limited photosynthesis

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