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Not quite sure I understood it right or wrong, but I believe that if you provide an organism that does cellular respiration in water, it will produce CO2, thus increasing the photosynthesis rate as more CO2 is provided, that is all under a controlled experiment only CO2 rate is changed in, to observe the difference.

No, by creating CO2, cell respiration reduces the reported photosynthesis rate. As a result, the apparent photosynthesis rate is much lower than that of the real rate.

As a result, the respiration rate exceeds the photosynthetic activity. As a result, there is an overabundance of carbon dioxide created during breathing as a whole.

This indicates that the plant is absorbing more carbon dioxide. As a result, more carbon dioxide is absorbed.

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