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Chapter 38.1, Problem 1CC
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To idenify: The plastids that contain more of the enzyme Rubisco.
Introduction: The rate of photosynthesis in plants increases with the increase in CO2 concentration. This process keeps on going until rubisco has become fully saturated with CO2. The plants present in arid and hot regions use CO2 through an adaptation called C4 photosynthesis. The internal structure of the leaves of C4 plants helps in efficient utilization of CO2.
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