James V. Moroney
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Abstract The carbon dioxide concentrating mechanism is a variation of photosynthesis in which the algae raise the level of carbon dioxide in the cell many times over the environmental concentration of carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide concentrating mechanism enhances carbon dioxide fixation and growth in algae.
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Abstract The carbon dioxide concentrating mechanism is a variation of photosynthesis in which the algae raise the level of carbon dioxide in the cell many times over the environmental concentration of carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide concentrating mechanism enhances carbon dioxide fixation and growth in algae.
Key concepts: Carbon dioxide, Carbon fixation, Photosynthesis, Algae, Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere, Total inorganic carbon, Carbon respiration, Negative carbon dioxide emission