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C 3 plants are more efficient at conversion of sunlight to plant matter than C4 plants.
 
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Ref. 59 finds that lead deposition decreases after 1979 . What could be the reason? Suggest a possible answer. Justify your suggestion.
 
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Answer to Question 1

The reverse is true. At high light levels, C4 plants are more efficient. Also, they are
more efficient users of water (corn Zea mays, for example, is a C4 plant). Efforts are
under way to increase plant efficiency from multiple approaches for both types of plant, but
especially for C3 food crops.

Answer to Question 2

The reduction and then, finally, elimination of tetraethyl lead from gasoline (it
increased octane number cheaply) is the likely cause of the observed reduction in the
amount of lead deposition.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 28, 2018
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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
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