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how would you expect the compensation points to differ between plants growing in a wood and those growing in a field? ​
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how would you expect the compensation points to differ between plants growing in a wood and those growing in a field? ​

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The compensation point for light can be reduced (somewhat) by increasing the amount of carbon dioxide available to the plant, allowing the plant to grow under conditions of lower illumination
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