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Originally Posted by lifescience*
I mean differnent levels!!
Anyone going to reply????
Why yall like that??
Fine be like that?!
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Sry I didn't get to you sooner! (And I'm your leader...

I'm sorry.)
Global warming isn't about CO2 having a direct impact on the plant, but about CO2 trapping the heat in the atmosphere, and therefore, the world warms up. (Hence, melting ice caps, etc.) HOWEVER, if you're interested, check out photorespiration. Rubisco attaches oxygen to a five carbon molecule (I think five carbon, tho not sure) instead of attaching carbon dioxide. Some plants, called C4 plants, uses another pathway so that less photorespiration occurs.
Here's a good site:
[url]http://www.marietta.edu/~spilatrs/biol103/photolab/photresp.html[/url]
Look at its pages on photosynthesis if you're not familiar with the light cycle, the Calvin-Benson (dark) cycle, PGAL, the two photosystems, etc.
This site provides a graph. Use this graph on your science board if you need it.
Good luck!