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Mohl's half leaf experiment confirms

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The relation between absorption and transpiration

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Unequal transpiration of two surfaces of leaf

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The role of chlorophyll during photosynthesis.

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That carbon dioxide is essential for photosynthesis

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Solution

The correct option is D That carbon dioxide is essential for photosynthesis
$C O_{2}$ is essential for photosynthesis was proved by Mohl’s half leaf experiment.

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