Question

review the setup for photosynthesis select all primary limiting factors that impact the rate of photosynthesis for this lab setup​

Answer 1

Answer:

The limiting factors are oxygen concentration, carbon dioxide concentration and light intensity

Explanation:

All the factors have to be in efficient amounts for photosynthesis to take place. If one is inefficient, the process will be affected; just like a three legged stool, if you remove one leg, the chair won't be able to stand.

Answer 2

Answer:

Option A, B and C are correct

Explanation:

The major limiting factors for this experimental setup would be –  

1) Light intensity – Photosynthesis can occur even at a low intensity light but to achieve the maximum efficiency and output the intensity of light must be high. This is the reason why plants photosynthesize the maximum during the brightest time of the day.  

2) Concentration of carbon dioxide – Higher the concentration of carbon dioxide, higher is the rate of photosynthesis. Plants take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.  

3) Oxygen – The oxygen concentration must be favorable for photosynthesis up to its optimum level. Beyond the optimum oxygen level, the photosynthesis process inhibits.