Tropical rainforests could get too hot for photosynthesis and die if climate crisis continues, scientists warn

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Data collected by the International Space Station has revealed a small fraction of leaves in the world's tropical rainforests are already exceeding peak temperatures, and scientists warn that this could increase.

Tropical rainforests could get too hot for photosynthesis and die if climate crisis continues, scientists warn : Read more

 

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This makes you realize just how delicate the ecosystem is, but today's daily quiz was an epic fail! It omitted the correct answer of 116 F!

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At what temperature do photosynthetic capabilities in tropical trees begin to fail? (Learn the answer here.) 96 degrees Fahrenheit 106 degrees Fahrenheit 160 degrees Fahrenheit Over 600 degrees Fahrenheit

 

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This makes you realize just how delicate the ecosystem is, but today's daily quiz was an epic fail! It omitted the correct answer of 116 F!

Live Science

​ ​ ​ At what temperature do photosynthetic capabilities in tropical trees begin to fail? (Learn the answer here.) 96 degrees Fahrenheit 106 degrees Fahrenheit 160 degrees Fahrenheit Over 600 degrees Fahrenheit

I thought 106 seemed low.