W = High; X = Low; Y = CAM plant; Z = C3 plantW = Low; X = High; Y = C4 plant; Z= C3 plantW = High; X =Low; Y = C3 plant; Z = C4 plantW = Low; X = High; Y = C3 plant; Z = CAM plantW = Low; X = High; Y = C3 plant; Z = C4 plant Refer to the graphs which were generated from photosynthesis rate data collected at varying temperatures from two speciesof plants measured under different CO2 levels.CO2CO260YY504030201015 20 25 3035 40 45 5015 20 25 30 35 40 45 50Leaf temperature (°C)Match the correct labels to the graphs.Net photosynthesis (umol m-2 s-')

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Chapter8: Photosynthesis

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W = Low; X = High; Y = C4 plant; Z= C3 plant
W = High; X =Low; Y = C3 plant; Z = C4 plant
W = Low; X = High; Y = C3 plant; Z = CAM plant
W = Low; X = High; Y = C3 plant; Z = C4 plant

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of plants measured under different CO2 levels.
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Match the correct labels to the graphs.
Net photosynthesis (umol m-2 s-')

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