Photosynthetic inhibition after long-term exposure to elevated levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide

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@DragosCJ @richcolemantx @ImElectra1919 @WeWhoDieSaluteU @ChoppedJazz https://t.co/5xySSJ6lcO

28 Mar 2020

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@CyrusShares @BigLeftHook2 @Behreza For food, yes it could need fertiliser and herbicide. Excess carbohydrate (the so-called 'nutrient collapse') may inhibit photosynthesis https://t.co/EcqM3birHQ Reduced transpiration causes part of warming in UW study.

26 Feb 2019

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@SturmLLiouville @MaraGen @physorg_com @m_kovenock Maybe there are not only many other limitations on plant productivity: https://t.co/bfmLmJY8xd https://t.co/aMG2tkIOiF https://t.co/9O98n1i64X @BIFoRUoB but 'poisoning' from photosyn

26 Feb 2019

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@chris_french @hashtageruk @JoHayesLibDem @aliberallife @PlashingVole And oops again http://t.co/O794Ohhiwt

24 Feb 2014

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