Does moonlight promote photosynthesis?
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No, it does not
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as it does not carry enough energy to excite chlorophyll molecules – reaction centres PS I and PS II. Hence light-dependent reactions are not initiated.
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No, moonlight doesn't promote photosynthesis.
Because the intensity of the moonlight is much less than the sunlight. Photosynthesis doesn't occur in moonlight or night because we all know that the it is the process of plants which takes energy from the sun to produce carbon dioxide.
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