Explanation:
Photosynthesis captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and converts it to biomass. This is why forests are referred to as great carbon sinks because they remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and incorporate it in the biosphere.
Cellular respiration, on the other hand, converts the carbon captured in the biosphere into carbon dioxide that is released into the atmosphere. Cellular respiration usually 'burns' glucose into carbon dioxide.
These two processes work antagonistically and cycle carbon matter through the biosphere and atmosphere.
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Answer: Light and Temperature
Explanation:
With more light, the photosynthesis occurs faster. In most cases the grower will try to have the photosynthesis occur as fast as possible. With a lot of light available, the temperature may go up. On darker days, a lower temperature is desired. Only with really high amounts and really low amounts, light can be influenced; respectively screening and supplemental lighting.