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What is a limiting factor in photosynthesis?

A condition restricting photosynthesis

Which are examples of limiting factors in photosynthesis?

Light intensity, CO₂, and temperature

What happens initially on a graph of photosynthesis rate vs light intensity?

The line increases

Why does a photosynthesis rate graph level off?

Another factor becomes limiting

What do multiple lines on a photosynthesis graph represent?

Different levels of a second factor

What does a flattening curve on a photosynthesis graph indicate?

Another factor has become limiting

Which conditions can farmers optimise in greenhouses?

Light intensity, CO₂, and temperature

What are the benefits of optimising greenhouse conditions?

Faster growth and higher yields

What relationship does the inverse square law describe?

Light intensity and distance squared

If distance from a light source doubles, what happens to light intensity?

It falls to a quarter

Which formula represents the inverse square law for light intensity?

Light Intensity ∝\propto 1Distance2\frac{1}{\text{Distance}^2}

At 2 metres from a lamp, what fraction is the light intensity of the original?

14\frac{1}{4}

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