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THE relationship between light and green plant respiration has been the subject of a considerable debate1 which has been carried over into recent literature2. Investigations using simultaneous monitoring of water and oxygen-17 indicated that light-stimulated oxygen may occur in some species but not in others3–6. Similar results were obtained in experiments monitoring carbon dioxide absorption and evolution7.
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MCNAUGHTON, S. Light-stimulated Oxygen Uptake and Glycolic Acid Oxidase in Typha latifolia L. Leaf Disks. Nature 211, 1197–1198 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/2111197a0
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