in the northern hemisphere, climate scientists observe seasonal changes in carbon dioxide concentration with the highest level measured in may and the lowest levels measured in October. hypothesize how photosynthesis can affect these changes, explain in 4 sentences
Photosynthesis is the process through which plants and other organisms convert carbon dioxide into oxygen and sugars. In the northern hemisphere, plant growth and photosynthesis increase during the spring and summer months, leading to a decrease in carbon dioxide levels. As plants use carbon dioxide for photosynthesis, they effectively remove it from the atmosphere, leading to lower concentrations. During autumn, the reduction in sunlight and colder temperatures result in decreased photosynthesis, allowing carbon dioxide levels to increase again. This seasonal cycle reflects the influence of photosynthesis on carbon dioxide concentrations in the northern hemisphere.
