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What are three limiting factors of photosynthesis? temperature oxygen concentration carbon dioxide concentration sight intensity
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What are three limiting factors of photosynthesis?

temperature

oxygen concentration

carbon dioxide concentration

sight intensity

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Answer:

Temperature

Light intensity

Carbon dioxide concentration

Step-by-step explanation:

The only three things required for successful photosynthesis is access to the right level of warmth, sunlight and carbon dioxide.

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