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Tropical plants compared with temperate plants have what kind of temperature optimum for photosynthesis?
AMuch lower
BMuch higher
CExactly equal
DNot measurable
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Much higher
Temperature optimum depends on habitat, and tropical plants have a higher one than temperate plants.
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