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Shreyansh Swain
Subject: Biology
, asked on 25/3/18
Full form form of a PEPA?
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Rahul Sen
Subject: Biology
, asked on 8/7/18
How does:
i) the thickness of cuticle
ii) the distribution of stomata
iii) the size of the leaf
influence the amount of light and the amount of CO2 entering the leaf?
Please mention whether they are directly or inversely proportional to the factors mentioned above.
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3
Anushka
Subject: Biology
, asked on 14/1/19
Transpiration is the price which the plant pays for photosynthesis. Give reason
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2
Siddhant Sp Singh
Subject: Biology
, asked on 26/2/21
Please tell why is it important that the water in the beaker be at a level above the thistle funnel in this experiment
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15
Neha Jain
Subject: Biology
, asked on 9/5/18
Plz explain no.15
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Pravin
Subject: Biology
, asked on 5/12/18
Photosynthesis occurs in all cells of the plant .state whether it is true or false ..if it is false change the sentence by changing the first or the last word only
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7
Rahul Sen
Subject: Biology
, asked on 9/6/18
Please solve q.9
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Rajay Rajay Chakrasingh
Subject: Biology
, asked on 3/5/18
Plz EXPLAIN:
The graph shows the relation between influence of light intensity of CO
2
concentration on the rate of photosynthesis of Chlorella:
​Which on of the following statements explains the diagram correctly?
(A) At low light intensity, the light- dependent reaction is rate limiting but at high light intensity, CO
2
is rate limiting
(B) The number of chlorophyll molecules limits the rate of photosynthesis.
(C) Photosynthesis is independent of light intensity provided there is not total darkness.
(D) Chlorophyll responds equally to light intensities and CO
2
concentrations, thereby limiting the rate of photosynthesis.
Answer
1
Arman K
Subject: Biology
, asked on 30/4/20
I need its answers to match with mine ones
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Siddhant Sp Singh
Subject: Biology
, asked on 28/9/20
In this hydrilla experiment why is it necessary to have the level of stem of the inverted funnel Less than the water level in the beaker
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1
Rajay Rajay Chakrasingh
Subject: Biology
, asked on 20/5/18
Q. If we supply only blue and red lights of the same frequency as sunlight will photosynthesis take place?
The absorbed blue and red lights are most effective for photosynthesis.
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3
Akash
Subject: Biology
, asked on 26/7/18
Explain q no 23
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2
Anushka
Subject: Biology
, asked on 13/8/18
Transpiration is the price the plant pays for photosynthesis. Give reason
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4
Sarthak Chakraborty
Subject: Biology
, asked on 14/2/19
Plz finf thid
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2
Aarti
Subject: Biology
, asked on 29/1/20
Does, all part of plant carry out photosynthesis yes or no
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What are you looking for?
i) the thickness of cuticle
ii) the distribution of stomata
iii) the size of the leaf
influence the amount of light and the amount of CO2 entering the leaf?
Please mention whether they are directly or inversely proportional to the factors mentioned above.
The graph shows the relation between influence of light intensity of CO2 concentration on the rate of photosynthesis of Chlorella:
​Which on of the following statements explains the diagram correctly?
(A) At low light intensity, the light- dependent reaction is rate limiting but at high light intensity, CO2 is rate limiting
(B) The number of chlorophyll molecules limits the rate of photosynthesis.
(C) Photosynthesis is independent of light intensity provided there is not total darkness.
(D) Chlorophyll responds equally to light intensities and CO2 concentrations, thereby limiting the rate of photosynthesis.
The absorbed blue and red lights are most effective for photosynthesis.