Question

temperature and light intensity are two factors that affect the rate of photosynthesis. which of these factors would you expect to have the greatest effect on the rate at which the calvin cycle proceeds, and why?

Answer 1

At Calvin cycle, temperature has a greater effect compared to light intensity.

Temperature regulates the rate of photosynthesis. The rate of photosynthesis increases with increased temperature. This is due to the fact that photosynthesis is a chemical reaction that is increased by temperature. At higher temperatures, the enzymes simply stop working and become denatured.

Furthermore, the temperature has an impact on the cycle. Because it relies on enzymes, temperatures that are either too high or too low will have an impact.

Meanwhile, a plant cannot photosynthesise efficiently if there is insufficient light even if there is enough of water and carbon dioxide and the temperature is appropriate. Increasing the intensity of the light raises the pace of photosynthesis until some other factor—a limiting factor—runs out.

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