Question

Stephen is a horticulturist examining the flowers in a public, outdoor garden to determine why they are not thriving. If Stephen determines photosynthesis is involved in the reason the plants are not thriving, what is most likely the problem?

1) The plants aren't getting enough light.
2) The plants aren't getting enough air.
3) The temperature has been too cold or too hot.
4) The plants' leaves aren't reaching the light.

Answer 1

The most likely problem is that the plants aren't getting enough light.

Step-by-step explanation:

The most likely problem if Stephen determines that photosynthesis is involved in the plants not thriving is that the plants aren't getting enough light.