What is meant by the term net exchange?
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Overall movement after all simultaneous processes are considered.
Key words: net exchange
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Overall movement after all simultaneous processes are considered.
Key words: net exchange
Total photosynthetic rate before respiratory gas exchange is subtracted.
Key words: gross photosynthesis
Light intensity where photosynthetic and respiratory gas effects balance.
Key words: compensation point
Tissue containing functional chloroplasts and receiving suitable light.
Key words: photosynthetic tissue
CO₂ effect: Consumed. O₂ effect: Produced.
Key words: Photosynthesis alone
CO₂ effect: Produced. O₂ effect: Consumed.
Key words: Aerobic respiration alone
CO₂ effect: Net uptake. O₂ effect: Net release.
Key words: Bright light; photosynthesis faster
CO₂ effect: Net release. O₂ effect: Net uptake.
Key words: Darkness
CO₂ effect: No net exchange. O₂ effect: No net exchange.
Key words: Compensation point
False. Plant cells use oxygen in aerobic respiration.
False. Respiration continues in light and dark.
False. Photosynthesis and respiration may be active at equal rates.
Aerobic respiration.
Key words: respiration
Photosynthesis.
Key words: photosynthesis
Light intensity changes → rate of photosynthesis changes while respiration stays roughly steady → the balance between them shifts.
Key words: balance