Phytoplankton converts carbon dioxide to organic compounds during photosynthesis. This

Chapter 1, Problem 104

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Phytoplankton converts carbon dioxide to organic compounds during photosynthesis. This process requires sunlight. It has been observed that the rate of photosynthesis is a function of light intensity: The rate of photosynthesis increases approximately linearly with light intensity at low intensities, saturates at intermediate levels, and decreases slightly at high intensities. Sketch a graph of the rate of photosynthesis as a function of light intensity.

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