The amount of bubbles coming out of the stem of the plant are a good indication of the rate of photosynthesis. But what happens if we reduce the light intensity? It's practically stopped.

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In photosynthesis, a light-absorbing pigment (typically chlorophyll ... dissipate about half of the sunlight they absorb at peak intensity. For more slowly growing evergreen plants, the fraction ...

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The amount of bubbles coming out of the stem of the plant are a good indication of the rate of photosynthesis. But what happens if we reduce the light intensity? It's practically stopped.