During a year, plants never use 100% of the incoming solar radiation in an ecosystem for photosynthesis. what is a reasonable explanation for this?

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Michael Landes · Answer 1 · 2024-06-11T08:48:54+0000

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The answer is most likely a combination of the other responses. During a year, plants never use 100% of the incoming solar radiation for photosynthesis. What is a reasonable explanation for this? I) Plants cannot photosynthesize as well during winter (in cold winter climates).

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During a year, plants never use 100% of the incoming solar radiation in an ecosystem for photosynthesis. what is a reasonable explanation for this?

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