Would spinach leaves have a greater rate of photosynthesis in the bicarbonate solution you created or in atmospheric air? support your answer. b boldi italicsu underline bulleted list numbered list superscript subscript

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27 April, 12:15

Would spinach leaves have a greater rate of photosynthesis in the bicarbonate solution you created or in atmospheric air? support your answer. b boldi italicsu underline bulleted list numbered list superscript subscript

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Sherlock · Answer 1

As I can see from the data, the spinach leaves have a greater rate of photosynthesis in the bicarbonate solution. I don't think so because of the atmospheric air it would need to have more density. So the spinach leaves have a greater rate of photosynthesis in the solution. From the data of the spinach leaves, the spinach leaves has a greater rate of the photosynthesis but then because of the atmospheric air it would need to have more density.