How can CO2 help  

   
     

agriculture in the
               CO2

face of climate
change?
By: Abhinav and Olivia
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1 2 3 4
Introduction Methods Results Discussion Conclusion
 01
INTRODUC
TION
 INTRODUCTION
o Burning fossil fuel = CO2
o Extra CO2 - insulating blanket, keeping heat
o Trapped heat warms planet = affects global climate
o Periods of heat/water stress, damages several things
o Photosynthesis- Plants develop using energy from sun to convert
CO2 into plant tissue 
o Question- Could the increase in CO2 in the atmosphere improve the
growth of crops, and offset the predicted negative effects of climate
change? 
o Hypothesis- yes, CO2 > crops grow better + use less water 
02
METHODS
The experiment
THE
EXPERIMENT WHAT'S THE
Crops used for CO₂ Calculation
● Wheat POINT?
Calculating possible effects of climate
● Rice change and atmospheric CO2
● Soybean concentrations on crop yield and plant
● Maize water use 

We focused our calculations on these four

crops that are important for worldwide food
supply
 CALCULATIONS

Calculation
#1 Calculation #2
These were calculated using current
environmental CO2 levels Neptune is the farthest planet from
the Sun. and the fourth-largest
• Crop Yield object in the Solar System
• Evapotranspiration

Evapotranspiration: The process of water vapor escaping from plants and water surfaces into the atmosphere.
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PHOTOSYNTHESIS
PHOTOSYNTHES
PROCESS RESPIRATION
IS
GAS IN Oxygen Carbon dioxide

GAS OUT Carbon dioxide Oxygen

TIME At all times Daytime only

EQUATION Oxygen + glucose = energy C02 + water = glucose + water

 EVAPOTRANSPIR
ATION
WHAT IS IT?
- Water evaporation into atmosphere
from the soil
- Evaporation from the capillary fringe
of the groundwater table, and
- Evaporation from water bodies on
land
THE PROCESS
carbohydrates
light

oxygen

carbon
dioxide

wate
r
RESULTS CALCULATION 1 
When changing the climate and keeping CO2
concentrations to today’s level: 

• Yields of all our four crops decreased greatly and

died all over
• The gathered data shows the results and effects
of climate change worldwide
DETAIL OF THE PROCESS IN A
CELL
light
water CO2

oxygen glucose
ANALYSIS OF THE
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Effect of temperature on the
rate of photosynthesis

Maximum rate of
photosynthesis reached at
the “optimal” temperature
150 g
CO2 incoming
oxygen

280 g
carbon
dioxide

O2 expelled
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VOCABULA
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C4
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Neptune is the eighth and farthest
planet from the Sun and the fourth-
largest by diameter in the entire
Solar System
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CHLOROPL
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JupiterAST
is a gas giant
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and the biggest
fourth-largest planet name, but also very
planet in the Solar
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System
COMPOSITION OF EARTH’S
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78% 21% 1%
Nitrogen Oxygen Others
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REACTIO Thylacoids Light H20 ATP - NADPH

NS
CALVIN Stroma CO2 - NADPH Sugar - NDP+
CYCLE
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