Yes, as it stands scientist have been able to reduce photosynthesis to it's two half reactions (reduction and oxidation reactions, better known as redoes) and complete the light-dependent reactions independently, through photo-electrolysis. A replicator for the Calvin-Benson Cycle (light-independent reactions, which consist of turning water, carbon dioxide and sunlight into carbohydrates -usually glucose- through the use of Adenosine Triphosphate -ATP- and a few other energy producing compounds), however, has yet to be created, there are many issues with the photo-catalyst , but scientist (many are at/from MIT) are attempting to create the catalyst.
You cannot do it artificially because it is only in living plants
Plants use photons of light, any light, to do photosynthesis, so yes. Ever heard of grow lights?
Mainly chloroplasts.
yes
No, it's not possible. Light energy from the sun is the only source which can account for the observed biochemical changes, collectively known as 'plant growth'.
Photosynthesis will not be possible without the presence of CO2.
YES photosynthesis can be brought by artificial light
Light from the sun or artificial lights can start photosynthesis.
Yes
Absolutely, yes they can. As long as the spectrum of the artificial light includes wavelengths that chlorophyll can absorb.
its photosynthasis mixed with light and chemicals
Plants use photons of light, any light, to do photosynthesis, so yes. Ever heard of grow lights?
The same as natural sunlight, provided the wavelengths needed for photosynthesis are provided.
Yes of course
i believe man can duplicate photosynthesis to create artificial oxigen if we get to it........................
it not possible, because it has no chloroplast. So no chloroplast equals no photosynthesis.
Chlorophyll makes photosynthesis possible young chap.
they need light to do so. You can use artificial light.