based on the results of this study what question remains unanswered how can these questions guide future research

Biology

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qwelly [4]2 years ago

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Answer:

One of the biggest questions is, Can we replicate these results in other plants? So, there needs to be more research to determine whether this technique is effective in food crops. It’s not known what the protein PsbS does, even though it seemed to enhance plant growth. There should definitely be more research to find out how this protein is linked to plant growth and whether boosting this protein will affect growth in other types of plants. The researchers also noted that there are numerous other ways to make photosynthesis, and there are more than 100 chemical reactions involved in the process. Investigating other possibilities might be the key to improving crop yield in a wide variety of crops.

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based on the results of this study what question remains unanswered how can these questions guide future research​

based on the results of this study what question remains unanswered how can these questions guide future research