A study showed that the photosynthesis rate of a plant continually increased
over a certain period. Then the rate leveled off. During the study, light inten-
sity and temperature remained constant. The only variable was the concentra-
tion of carbon dioxide surrounding the plant. What was the cause of this
variation in photosynthesis rate?
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The photosynthesis uses carbon dioxide to produces glucose, so the bigger is the concentration, faster the plant will uses it (but that rate have a limit, so it is valid until the limit is achieved, like was explained in the question).
