Photorespiration can decrease soybeans' photosynthetic output by about 50%. Would you expect this figure to be higher or lower in wild relative of the soybeans. why?

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Aubrie Mills

30 November, 14:06

Photorespiration can decrease soybeans' photosynthetic output by about 50%. Would you expect this figure to be higher or lower in wild relative of the soybeans. why?

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Madden Stone · Answer 1

You would expect this rate to be lower because in commercially produced soybeans, pretty much all of the organisms will share the genetic material because they are seeded from clones.