Interactions of Limiting Factors (OCR GCSE Biology A (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards
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Definition of a limiting factor in photosynthesis
Definition of a limiting factor in photosynthesis
An environmental condition that restricts photosynthesis rate when in short supply
Three examples of limiting factors in photosynthesis
Three examples of limiting factors in photosynthesis
Light intensity, carbon dioxide concentration, temperature
What happens to graph line when another factor becomes limiting?
What happens to graph line when another factor becomes limiting?
Line levels off/flattens
Effect of increasing light intensity when it's the limiting factor
Effect of increasing light intensity when it's the limiting factor
Rate increases until another factor becomes limiting
How farmers optimize greenhouse conditions for photosynthesis
How farmers optimize greenhouse conditions for photosynthesis
Increase light intensity, CO₂ levels, maintain optimal temp
Benefits of optimizing photosynthesis in greenhouses
Benefits of optimizing photosynthesis in greenhouses
Faster plant growth, higher yields, increased profits
Light intensity is proportional to what (inverse square law)?
Light intensity is proportional to what (inverse square law)?
What happens to light intensity when distance doubles?
What happens to light intensity when distance doubles?
Falls to a quarter of its original value
Inverse square law formula for light intensity
Inverse square law formula for light intensity
Light intensity at 2m from lamp compared to original
Light intensity at 2m from lamp compared to original
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