when it rains it gets under the ground
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Yes, because the visible light can enter in water at some depth.
yes the only conditon is that the sun light should reach the parts of the plant which have chlorophill.
yes
Water doesn't inhibit photosynthesis as long as it is not too deep for adequate light penetration.
If you mean where is the oxygen released when photosynthesis has taken place then the answer is the stoma which is located under the leaf
for photosynthesis to work plants need a suitable tempreture range , available water , carbon dioxide and sunlight
aerobic respiration.
Photosynthesis does not produce water is uses it.
Water is taken in and utilized by plants for photosynthesis.
Yes. Even the plants and algae that are completely under the surface are exposed to enough sunlight to conduct photosynthesis. Shoreline plants and partially submerged plants are included in water biomes, and these, of course, photosynthesize.
Water is the source of oxygen in photosynthesis.
Basically, the sun. The sun then allows for photosynthesis to work. Then you have your oxygen, which provides both water and food.
They use their roots to reach ground water, and use that water for photosynthesis.