Meaning of the graph?
I don't understand the main message of the graph. It's about the abiotic factor of light.
Can anyone help me? 🙂
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Light compensation and light saturation points differ in light and shadow plants.
Light plants have a higher photosynthesis rate, reach the light compensation point only at a higher light intensity.
Do you understand the basics of the picture?
Light plants have more chloroplasts, reach their light saturation point later, since the “maximum” occurs later on in photosynthesis than in shadow plants which have fewer chloroplasts, therefore the light saturation point occurs beforehand. The graph is constant after reaching the light saturation point (as no photosynthesis can take place anymore).
Light compensation point has to do with cell breathing and photosynthesis, but I don’t understand what….
In the picture there is no maximum, there are saturation curves,
There is no further increase.
If the CO2 balance is negative, the cell breathing predominates, more CO2 is released.
Your description is a little thin.