When was the first photosynthesis?

Answer 1

Well the first photosynthesis was at the start of time because otherwise we wouldn't have any air and therefore not be alive. So to say is simply photosynthesis has been around forever just like trees.

This is not correct at all.....completely false.

i think the first thing to photosynthesise was bacteria, it may be called cyanobacteria, i am not completely sure. but no, things have not been photosynthesising forever as the temperature did not cool down enough for millions or billions of years, and put it this way, humans did not evolve for billions of years, so we werent made when the earth was "formed"

Answer 2

Jan Ingenhousz was a Dutch-born British physician and scientist. He is credited for the discovery of the process of photosynthesis, wherein green plants in sunlight absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen.

Answer 3

Photosynthesis likely began around 3.5 billion years ago, with the evolution of early bacteria capable of harnessing sunlight to convert carbon dioxide into organic compounds. This marked the start of oxygen production on Earth, paving the way for the development of more complex life forms.

Answer 4

Jan van Helmont was the first to begin studying the process in the 1600's. Jan Ingen-Housz is credited in 1778/1779 for actually discovering the influence of sunlight on plants.

Answer 5

He demonstrated that leaves absorb CO2 and release oxygen only in sunlight by observing plants in both darkness and in sunlight.

Answer 6

Jan Baptist van Helmont was a Flemish chemist and physiologist. He conducted his research into plants and other phenomena in 1634, and was arrested for his studies.

Answer 7

photosynthesis will only speed up if you add water

Answer 8

it really dont say nothing on her