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Percentage of sunlight needed by plants for photosynthesis?
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to find the percentage of sunlight needed for a proper photosynthesis and for plants to grow properly. For example on a cloudy day where not all of the sunlight gets to the soil, plants apparently still grow fine (or not?) so what is the minimum need for a plant? If the sun was only producing 50% (or 60, 70%...?), would the plant still have enough light for photosynthesis? I'm not taking into account the heat generated by sunlight and also obviously needed by the plant. I just want to know about the percentage of light needed. I guess it's different for every species but I'd like an approximate answer if possible. If you answer with message, please take into account the fact that I'm not at all a scientist, so try to make it basic please. Thanks in advance. Chris |
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