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I wrote;
"Mytheory is that the more light there is, the more the plant will grow thereforethe leaf size will increase, The reason the plant will grow in the presence ofmore light is due to photosynthesis"
but my teacher said "no it isn't" on top of the italic part.
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"Mytheory is that the more light there is, the more the plant will grow thereforethe leaf size will increase, The reason the plant will grow in the presence ofmore light is due to photosynthesis"
but my teacher said "no it isn't" on top of the italic part.
please don't quote
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I haven't done biology in ages but something about phototropism springs to mind……????? Not sure tbh, but someone will be able to correct me… 
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