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    The compensation point in plants is reached when...

    A

    Photosynthesis ceases entirely, and only respiration occurs.

    B

    The rate of photosynthesis equals the rate of respiration, resulting in no net gas exchange.

    C

    Respiration ceases entirely, and only photosynthesis occurs.

    D

    The plant switches from C3 to CAM photosynthesis.

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    A researcher observes that a plant placed in a sealed chamber shows a net decrease in CO2 levels during the day but a net increase at night. What can be inferred about the metabolic processes occurring?

    A

    The plant is only respiring, both day and night.

    B

    The plant is only photosynthesizing, both day and night.

    C

    Photosynthesis exceeds respiration during the day, while respiration exceeds photosynthesis at night.

    D

    Respiration exceeds photosynthesis during the day, while photosynthesis exceeds respiration at night.

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