How does temperature affect the rate of photosynthesis?

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The reactions that are independent of light, are dependent upon the tempreature.
Enzymes are the catalyst that is used in these type of reactions.
And , the reactions that are dependent of light, are independent of tempreature. It helps the enzyme to reach to its optimum tempreature and the rate of reaction can be increased.

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